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In accordance with the DDO's notice of G December i974,
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most accurately be categorized as indicated b. low:

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| witting collaborator. OI Code Al.

: . [ ] potential witting collaborator; date opened

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foruer witting collaborator (rela.ionship terminated).

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petential w-tting collaborator never contacted (security

reasons, derogatory information). OI Code A4,

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intelligence or security service). OL Code A5.

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CRYPT/PSEUDO: LICOOKY/1 (Joyce #, PINEINCH) 94g 27884) (7 vol)

AREA/BASE =; 77 ew York “c/q: —- aka.

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Base: _. Req'd by Base:20 Base/N,Y.-3219, 1_Aug 67

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‘Req'd DO Bese/N.Y.-3719 Granted

PRQ I fw'd to CI/CA_3 Aug 67

Green List #_282786—/._...: .:
Req'd SCG ranted

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-- OA 3 Req'd Granted
° Complete PRQs I & II fw'd

CBA : Req'd Granted
CRC : Req'd Granted
OTHER : Req'd ...__s Granted

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III. SPECIAL APPROVALS /CONCURRENCES

60-11 : Req'd Granted
A/WOMACE : Req'd Granted
LNERGO 3 Req'd Gaanted aan

Field Office Coordination
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IV. CONTRACTS
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Secrecy Agnat; Termination Date —___.____~-—-

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VIX. TERMINATION OF INTEREST
Date Hqs. Notified.

Reasons for Termination:

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Secrecy Agreement:
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11 October 1966

MEMORANDUM FOR: Contract Personnel Division

vra : Wi/Personnel, Attention: —in, _Renehan
SUBJECT : Joyce C. PINEINC (201-278841)

1. Subject han been terminated effective 1 July 1966
by the Mexico City Station. She was paid her salary through
30 June and vas given her incoue tax refund for the
period 1 January 1965 through 30 June 1955. A copy of tie
termination Secrecy Oath, Signed in true nene, is on file

A“ BUCS Oo Vasacann CLL Z1ls.

2. It ig requestec that the CPD and Office of Finance
files be altered to reflect the termiuation of Subject.

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2 Officer. :

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. ; is amended hy celetong ais reference io .acarme lanes there.ram, ’

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"WO. Tenes As an incesen ent contractor. monies :

peid vou under ;eragrayh foyr (4) seve Constiture taxabie 1

weome for Feceral tax purposes and 2. siugt sta:siy your Frecerai
tax nability thereon Such sncome maz be pare you by or througk
acover facility Because of cover, cverational, and securit+
coneiseraticns the Tax Committee of
te make cCeriain Laicrminations and esieb .2h proce
tax withholdings) .nich will result in tre loli gates
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. Data 25 Septester 1962

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FROM 6: «Chief of Station, Mexirc City i 4

SUBJECT: Engagement of | Lizcce:-1 ao Independent Contractor. im

1, ‘TERM AND PROJECT CRASGE: The Subject indiviiuel has been engaged under oral -/f, \

contract for use urder Project and 18 chargeadle to hey sATteTs , \
The effective cate of the oral contract fa oj ose ie abject to terale

nation by ODYOKR upon _ 5: days' actual notice.

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The approximate equivalent of this amount in PBFRIME cumincy is $e - -- dollars,

Subject ( will ( ) will not recdive a Christmas bonus equivalent to oo scgth'a | - ..
eer . Other compensations in the nature of bonus coomitments, gifts, “

paid vacations, ete. include:

4. COMPENSATION: The Subject will be paid SO Acklars per _ ox.

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5. TAXES: Subject (XJ is ( ) is not subject to PBPRIME income taxes. If Subject “

%. Fo. PUrRIME income taxes, payments and/or deductions will be made in the following manner
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& QUARTERS AND/OR.SUBSISTENCE: (a) SUBJECT ( ) will (XJ will not be 7.5 te:
Se 2 and/or subsistence allowances, (b) ‘The following Commi tuents have been nade

scQaiving BUG d eam CU ERen teens CO See emeOnS Lewenmee SUME we Peperry eons, BVO woee

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7. OPERATIONAL PXPENSES: (a) Subject (YX will ( ) will not be reimbureed for
operational travel. (o) Subject ( ) will ( ) will not be reimbursed for operatioasl
expenses. State nature of any operatfonal expenses for which Subject will be reime
bursed: = ES i. : 6? Statizn

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Contract Approving Officer teld Contraccing Offfear (COS)

Distribution: 3 Authentic copies to Has - ‘ _

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- 1. Prepare Orig & 4 copies for distribution as above. Extra copies as needed.

2. YPRIOR HEADQUARTERS APPROVAL IS REQUIRED before any commitments cea be nade
regarding the following epecial benefits: Death; Disodility; Missing in Action; —
Besattlement; and Citizenship or Emergency Assistance.

3, The dispatch sending copies to dqs should frovide, among other things, tho
following: (a) Statement regarding primary functions of the individual and the cover
under which he will operatc; (b) Pay instructions if to be paid by Headquarters; and
(c) If cover incore is to be offset, the amount of such income end date of first :
payment by che cover organization.

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on her, 1966 tax return. However, she. should send us a cory of
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MEMORANDUM FOE: Director of Finance i
VAs Chief, Contract Personnel Division
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SUBJECT: Joyce RH. PINEDKS (np) = Tax Asscesuent . :
1. A eovert Feceral incozs tax percentage of two and eighte :
tenths (02.8) per cer: of PIKCINCH's gross, taxeble Agency entitle- :
ments hag doen approved by the Covert Tax Comittee. ‘This percane :
tege aoseasnent is effective 1 December 1964, the begiming dats of :
tax year 1965. :
2. Tho retroactive application of this assessment to tax :
2965 wild result in a delice aseasennt of $34.00 (02-06 of $3,000,00).
#fter applying the 1565 covert tax withholding of §540.00, a refund
@f $455.00 will be Gas PINEDTH for 1965. Tis elimtustes the requirce
went for @ covert tex return for 1565. !
3. ha acknowledged letter of instruction will be forvarded at a !
inter date. ; :
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ISOLOG/LICOOKY -- Termination of Contact with LICOOKY/1 ‘
ACTION REQUIRED - REFEREMCES ‘

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Action required: retire file, again.
References: A. UNDA 3502, 22 January 1968
B. UNDA 3650, 13 March 1968

1. During a meeting with LICOOKY/1 on 5 April 1968 agreement
was reached that the WOFIRM relationship with her would be terminated.
A memorandum of contact (NYM-2689) concerning the meeting is attached
herewith, and indicates the reasons for this termination. No admin-
istrative action is required of either the Base or Headquarters

thie pr LTMovv 4 esac not bring pia by

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was formally terminated once before (1966). Her file can be retired,
. again, and this time presumably will be the last time,

2. Termination was very amicable, and LICOOKY/1 nolds no ill-
will for WOFIRM: she just does not wish to have any relationship
with WOFIRM anymore. .

3. The writer fully expects to hear from LICOOKY/1 from time
to time by phone {in fact, she called later the same day of the :
meeting to wish the writer a pleasant Easter, as she had forgotten ‘

to do so during the meeting), but does not plan any further personal
contact.

Attachment: NYM-2689 h/w

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T0: LICOOXY/1 File .  NYM=2689 :
7 FROM: Howard G. FIGALAN Sicexibutions: |

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SUBJECT: Meeting with LICOOKY/1, 2 Carono
5 April 1968 pieramero coar/i
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1. A meeting with LICCOAY/1 was neld at 1106 hours, Friday,
5 April 1968. We breakiasted, and then hela the meeting at tie
BARTHOLOMEW site. As is cetailed beiow, we reached a mutual
agreement that the reiacionsnip was not worth pursuing: this was
thoroughly amicapie, and recontact methods are availabie on born

. sides.
se . 2.0 Substantive matters first. LICOOKY/i said that John GzRAsst
ve had deen ‘in wun Gu 2D Mocch Zor the aw, He was in. ced to lunch
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good graces of the Cuban regime. He toid LICGOxY/1i that he woulé
be spending this Summer in Arizona.

3. LICOOKY/1 has been commissioned by M. S. ARNONI, edicor 2
- of The Minority o£ One, to write a piece on the recent intellectua:/
political deveiopments i: Czechoslovaxia.

: 4. LICOOXY/1 thcught up, and is arranging, a Czech fi fes..val ~
a to segin i5 April. ic is to be sponsored by the St. Clemens Fiin
: Asscciation, St. Clemens Church, 423 West 46th Street (this churca
houses the American 2iace Theatre -- Robert LOWELL's group). Liccoxy/l
¢ox cais idea from the recent Czech travaiis -- which she hails és
evicence of the power of Czech inteliocracy -- and from the con... ..on
wetecssed to in paragrapn 3 above. Se contacted the Czech UN Missa.
wiichk put ner in touch with PAVLIC, the Czech Cuicural Actache .:
wa@ Washington Embassy. PAVLIC was all for tne idea, and wii. Se
were for the opening of the festival. Milos 702.AN (director ~~
7 $ wae Film “Loves of a 3iende") is currently here at the Hotel Cus. a
7 . -\(a “dump on 23rd on the West Side" -- LECOOKY/.'s characterizat:. ,
_ anéG will parcicipate in tne festival. XADAR (director of the "s..g
gr. t.zim Street") has Deen invited to participate. LICOOKY/1 .. 4
ins to ask PAVLIC waether it would be OX cor her to ask DRVW... wio
ses film at Coicwoia and who is a Czech i4 exile, to part.:-. vate.

. 22S WE/L is, very sccausiastic about tais vencure. . :
7 ee 5. COMMENT: <ilos FORMA ig mentioned ia the article about ,

Ccachosiovakia in we 5 Apri, 1968 issue of Vine Miucatize. : ‘
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@rag it out into the open. : She stacted by remarking that WOFIRM
; anc its computer apparently checked the welfare of its old agents
7, every 60 often, ana that this was the nature of cur reletionship.
a - I explained that this was not the case, that I had found out she a
a : was in Manhattan and suggested to Washington that LICCOXY/1 ’
: might be of some value to us. This surprised her, and she apolo- ;
gized. She then took off on how when she was in Cubaishe had
dealt with Pidel and Che and Celia, and wnea sae was invoived
with Guatemala she was dealing with AREVALO. She said that she
didn't want to sound snobbish, but that she was accustomeé to
Gealing with top politicos and intellectuais; she referzsd to a
statement that I hed made previously tiat perhaps she couid get
Tana de GAMEZ to invite her aiong to one oZ Tana’s lunches with
Cuban Permanent Representative Ricardo ALARCON Quesada. She said
that she didn't wart WOFIRM to think that she would seex out and
cultivate lower level people, that she wasn't built that way. i
LICOOKY/1 said thac even though Tana was a friend and that she
Bet diked ner, Tana was not ner ecuar, ana tnat sana wasn & ‘On vee 3
“pedestal”. That ALARCON was certainly not in LICOOKY/1'’s intellectual
category. LICCGOXY/1 said that she consicered herselé as very flexible,
but not that much. LICOOKY/1 is a "special person” and that’
: WOFIRM bureaucracy’ -- with the exceptions of “Bill” (ex Mexico |
tle case officer, a friend of the writer), C/AWE/1 (with whom LICOOKY/1
po is particularly taxen), and the writer (LICOOXY/1 repeatedly assured
“me that she had @ very sincere esteem for me) -- probably Gidn't
understand or acknowledge this. LiCOCAY/1 said her feelings for
certain “wOFiRMers were one thing, put ner dislike of WOFIRM itself
was soxethning else. WOFIRM is a massive card index that shows Miguel
Angel ASTURIAS as én old “Nicaraguan war-horse" -- ASTURIAS of
course is Guatemalan. LICOOKY/1 couidn't stop liking Communists .
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“2 i " ° impassioned, but very straightforward and without personal rancor

- fer the writer. Summing up, the stated reasons as to why she Goes.
, not wish to continue regular collaboration with WOFIRM are as
” follows:

cin. _ A., fear of compromise -- LICOOX¥/1 said ‘that were her
relationship with us to become known, it world ruin her
standing in and associations with the inteliectual :

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ther intellectual honesty gains from her WOFrian reiation-~
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D. lack of undezstancing <= “OFIRM, excepe Zor the three
officers cited apove, does sot really uncerstana the
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A. emotional instability -- LicCOxY/1, as has been known for
years by the writer, is not tne most stable of individuals;

B. roney -- LICOOKY/1 xeceives ro money from us anymore
(since nex termination in Mexico), and the writer su ispects
‘that LICOOKY/1 couid have more easily rationalized working
Zor the "Giant Indices in Wasaington” were sh* on saiary;

C. sex -- in this case, lack of same (LICCOKY/1 comes always °

to emotion.l1l involvement with her male associates, and

her Case Officers cannot fulfill this need, thus giving +
rise to problems; in tne past, LiCOOKY/1 could ezsiiy .
obtain her physical/enotional fulfillment in Cuba and ;
e@xico without relying on the Case Officer, but now she is

_ gSatiing clear and quite shop-worn and cannot compete for

‘attention <rom men in the environment of a place such as

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D. discipline -- again, in this case, lack of same; LICOOKY/L
tell us wnat she does, we don't tell her what she should |
do. ;

9. LICOOKY/1 exhibited some anguish over this whole afair.
She has been upset for the past month, over this as well as over
tne confused outloox for her in generai. It was made very clear
. .t one point.what aid and comfort could have been extended to
. "  UICOOKY/1 to alleviate her anguish, and the writer beat a hasty
zetreat to ‘the kitchenette for a tactical drink of water. .

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LICOOKY/1's opinic.s, but chese were effective in cou..c cing hes
logic, if now hex actitudes. LICOOKY/1 had to agree ta ¢ WOPLKA
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conzortable as an ex-agent than as a@ current one. The writer
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1. During a meeting with LICOOKY/2 on 7 March 1968, the agent

appropriate Headquartars components. L/l apologized for the lack
of details, but the agent was not in 4 position to puap for further
information beyond that which was volunteered.

2. On 7 March Tana de GA‘SZ, a naturalized U.S. citizen of
Spanish origin, said that she had "vaen teiephoned the night before by
the enn af haw halfictatan Harcedaa (last name unknown to L/1), her
nephew Roy. The latter is a college student somewhere in Connecticut
(possibly the University of Connecticut), and his home is somewhere
in Westchester County. Roy said that he was calling his Aunt Tana
because he knew that she had worked for ¢SS during ewII; Tane
rejoined that she had never had anything to io with OSS, that she
had worked for the Office of war Information (OWI). At any rate,

Roy said that he wanted to tell his Aunt Tana that he had been
*recruited” by the CIA, and that he was only going to work for she
CIA $0 as to avade tia’ draft. Upon being questicned on this, Ro
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(she has a heart history). Aznong other things, Tana was upset by the
thought of a family member being affilisted with the CIA, even though
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Castro. She is a menber of the editorial board of Grove Press; is
a published auther herself; and is a close friend and associate of
John GSRASSI, formerly of Razparts Hasazine.
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information obtained from L/1, indicates that de GA‘sZ is vocal but
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this to be incompatible with being a vizorous "New Left" type. She i
recently became the Latin Arerican editor of Manhattan FA radio sta-
tion WEAI, an interesting melange of pourgeois/a7ant-garde programming
slanted toward the left, according to L/l. ; :

6.’ Tana de CAMEZ is in fraquent contact with Ambassador
Ricardo ALARCON Quesada, Permanent Representativa of Cube to the :
United Kations; she also is in contact with Jose Zaul VIZRA Linares, .
DGI officer within the CMUK. .

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Readquarters; if so, this dispatch should be cross-referenced to
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Reference: UNDA-3502 dated 22 January 1968

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ACTION REQ: Yorward PRO Parts I and II, per paragraph 3 below
REP: UNDW - 2013, 29 Kovenber 1967

1. Reference advised that a POA had deen issued to
LICOCKY/1 for 3ase contact to determine her access to targets
of interest. } a

2. The undersigned met with LICOOKY/1 on 20 December 1967
and 4 January 1968 and it appears that she can and will be of
operational service to us. Headquarters will be kept abreast
of future overational developments as they unfold.

3. For purpose of our background knowledge here, we
} would appreciate receiving copies of LICOOXT/1's PRQ Part I
and her most recent PR2 Fart II. No other material from her
veluminous 2G1 file is really needed here, as the undersigned
1s conversant with her case from Headquarters!’ days.

4. A new PRQ Part II will be compiled on her in the near
future.

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ACTION REQUIRED - REFLTENCES
REFERENCE: UNDA-3303, 25 October 1967 :

1. <A POA is issued for contact with Subject to explore
her access to targets and information of operational interest
in the Latin American and possibly Cuban context. In issuing
the POA, WOHMUSK made the following comments:

a. In dealing with this Subject it should
be recalled that her past association with WOFIRM
has been widely blown through broad publicity.

b, It is recommended that Subject be handled
by a strong, mature case officer who can and vill
: avoid emotional involvement with the Subject,

c. The case officer should be fully briefed

an Qubiantta hankownnnd and her emntians!] and sexual
problems, Worthy of particular note is her involvement
with John Rettie, BBC correspondent in Mexico and an
MI ~ 6 agent whom the Soviets tried to compromise while
he was serving a tour in Moscow,

2, Please forward PRQ Part II.

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DO/I/sz - L, A. Peterson

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REFERENCE: Your Memorezium, Dated
August 13%

A Provision21 Operational Approval is granted rer the use of this Subject
as set forth belo:.

A Provisional Operational Approval issued by CI Staff grants the sane
authority, on e temporary basis, for the use of an inilvidual es tre authority
granted in an Crerational Approval unless othersise srecified by CI/OA. It is
based, however, cnly on prelizinary file enecks ani investigation and is sub-
dect to a furtrer final reviex when all investigation is complete.

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context.

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with CIA has been widely blown through broad publicity.

It is recommended that Subject be handled by a strong, mature case officer who!

cen and will avoid emotional involvement with the Subject.

The case officer Should be fully. briefed on Subject's backszound and her

emotional and sexual orobloms. Worthy of rarticular note is her involvement with

John Rettie, ESC corresponde=: in Mexico and an MI - & agent whom the Soviets
tried to compromise while ne wes serving a tour in Moscow.

Please forward PRQ Part a)

To process the Operatioral Approval, full information (completed PRQ
Parts I and II} rust he submitted as soon as possible and not later than six
(6) months from this date. An Operatiorial Approval «L1l follow xzen all
investigation is completed ari upon the receipt of satisfactory :FQ Parts I
and II. Cancellation must be requested if use of SubJect by interested Di-
visions ceases. :

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reinstatezent of the clearance on LICCUNY/1, whom the Base
is interested in contacting fcr the purrcse of assessing
her access to tarrets | and inforwation of Latin Aaerican ,

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MEMORANDUM TO; CI/OA
FROM : DO/I
SUBJECT LICOOKY 1 (201-278841)

. REFERENCE Yorn 889 vated 27 October 1967

1. The following summgmries indicate no derogatory
information on Subject.

2. New York raport dated 13/29/59 captioned "June COBB -
Registration Act-Cuba" furnished CIA 1/8/60. This report
FLAbeG TOAL vune LOND Craunineou pamperetc oo Zalt sf het
job for Fidel Castro with the idea of faailiarizing the
American people with Castro's writing. June Cobb believes
Castro is coing a treaendous job in reconstructing the |;
economy of Cuba, However, she stated that in her opinion
it 1s unthinkable that Communism would ever be cabraced by
Castro or the people of Cuba. There seeas to be no particular

‘ significance to this report as this inforsation was previously
known by the Agency.

3. Letter to Director, FBI, from Cia dated 11/7/60.
captioned "June COBB - Internal Security ~- Cuba". Bernie
Brennan asked June Cobb to deliver some infurmation to
Juan Orta who stated that Brennan was not neeced anymore.
Cobb thought Brennan might have been attempting to obtain
a position with the Cuban Tourist Commission. The Agency
has no further tnterest in Brennan. Therefore, thera is;
no significance attached to the report.

4. Washington report dated 4/26/62 captioned "Lyle
Stuart ~- IS ~ Cuba; SM-C; RA-Cuba", furnished to CIA
5/4/62 was merely interview with Stuart. There is no
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interviewed re Lyle Stuart. Lyle Stuart attempted to get
Close to Fidel Castro for the purpose of exploiting the
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REFERENCES: A) DO BASE/NZd YORE 3219
B) NO BASE/Niw¥ YORK 3204
C) DIRECTOR 30635

1. , Please advise the status of prccessing for the
reinstatecent of the clearance on LICCC:’/1, whom the Base
is interested in ccntacting fcr the purpose of assessing —
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tignificance 92 tn the sronosed use of Subject, is needed on the following
FBI refereuces:

(1) New York report dated 12/29/59, captioned "June COBB -
Registration Act-Cuba", furnished CLA 1/8/60.

(2) Letter to Director, FBI, from CIA dated 11/7/60
' captioned "Juhe COBB - Internal Security - Cuba '.

3} Washiugter repo ort dated 4/26/62 captioned "Lyle
; Stuart - IS-Cuba; SM-C; RA-Cuba", furnished to CIA
5/4/62.

(4) Letter from CIA to Director, FBI,dated 8/19/64
captioned "Lyle Stuart". (CSI 316/00789-64).

CI/OA has no information indicating that these references have previously
been reviewed; it appears that all others have.

CI/OA is otherwise prepared to take action on your request for a POA/!
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lenghtly Mist of references to the Subject from the FBI. It appears that some
of these references have previously been available to us ana some nave nu.
The CI/OA file on Subject also contains a long list of previous references to

the Subject.

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officer of GI/OA so that the course of required action can be determined.

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StcTiow 1 : GENERAL PERSONAL AND PRYSICAL DATA
1. meat (Faret) (Middle) a 2) (heey 7
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Viola Juns Cobb

2- MAME IN NATIVE LANGUAGE OR SCRIPT 3+ mame AT oiktn (CF

4- ALUASES, MICEsawES, TELECODES, LEGAL CHANGE IN NAME (Stale tiee, reason

Clarinda E. Sharp - for Gua‘emalan friends to write her and for correspondence with
Fair Play for Cuba Committees. .

S- DATE OF sinh G- PLACE OF BIRTH
August 2), 1927 .  Ponea City, Oklahona

Te PERSONAL HABITS (Liquor, drugs, gambling, paranoursy

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nurterous affairs,

8 court necona (Court, date, arrests, charges, punishments, sentences, acquittsie)

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blonde bi :e regular tall .

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rare oursize COUNTRY OF PRESENT REStLinCE (Countrien, daree and purposes)

Mexico - 1947 « 43 original pursose to study. 1949 - Ecuad

1951 - Colonbia with fiance, 1552 - Colombia with fiancee 39 Mn coe t
1s5h - Mexice, 1955 = Cuba, 1955 = Colombia, Cuva with fiane . 1959 ~ Cuba ork
with Cuban govt. 1%51 - Mexico and Guatemala, 1°61-4+5 “exico ° 2 Nor
SECTION 111 OCCUPATIONAL AND FINANCIAL CATA
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20, MEMBERSHIP IN RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS

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NAME AND LOCAJ:0N OF SCHOOL mame CF COURSE OATES ATTEROET :  pecace
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MNeKinley Grade Schoo} 1933 1539 Diplona

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Ponca City Senicr High
Ponca City, Okleiona 19h2

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Toru OATES.

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"The Shark and tha Sardines" by J. J. Arevalo, jublished b- Lyle stuart 1961,

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Second Class Ideutenan:. Suring wartime the CAP was auxiliary of the Armed Air Forces,

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wore: 1 INDICATE CHRONOLOGICAL 41 SvORY oF DEPLOYWENT LIS LISTING LAST POS! TICW VIRST. INCLUDE ANY GOVERNMENT E¥PLOYWENT.
Be INCLUSTVE CATES (From- Toyo. EMPLOvE® Ge aOORESS -
1961 - 1966 _WOFACT Mexico
x “To. THRE OF weKn @: SALARY O© EADwINGs ¥. REASON FOR Leavinc
& Contract Asent Cs Terminated Jaly 1966 and returned to New York
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2% 2959 - 1960 Prime Minister, Cuban Govt, Havana, Cuba i
2 - # 3. TYPE OF OOFR p@e SALARY CR EARNINGS f¢ REASON FOR REAVING
a n charge of Eng. put t{cations [$300 ver month 2eturn to U.S
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: 1957 = 1958 [i Medical Newsmagazine 39 E-st 60th, New York City
d. tye OF woRK 2 SALARY 08 TARNINGS #, ACASON FOR LEAVING
Asst, to Managing ECF 85 pis wee Intended to go to Euroze
a : . ye WE Oates (From “oad. EMPLOVER i sovertsMount Sinal Fosp,
“| 195: Dr. I. Snanper » Chicago, Ill.
: a. ty oF orem @. Sataav of CARNINGS fo WEASON FOR LEAVING
& Seertarial & Edit- ¢ . ous To join her fiance's sister
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: 1947 - de Mexico SA do CV Mexico, D. F. Poet
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43. suestovent cisizensnies ey CURATION ee
Retired Engincer 712 N. Sunset, Ponca City, Okla.
@pSEction x11 MOTHER a 4
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S6. RELATIVES. FRIENDS, COAAESPC

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* SANCHRZ to pay \tbhe Babana hospital bill of an American named June COBB. a:

Tae Dill, worcayays recaiio, ce. Sor, £7,090. plus Habana.Hilton Hotel - ,_;

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“euploy Kiss ¢0a3 24 the presa section of the PH's office; She was- “rg -

‘at Fesponsible with seking all American and English speaking newsmen who ier
. Gesired to {nterview Castro or. requested permits ‘to visit the interior Sot

<of the island. She Niso helped to translate .Fidel's important gpeeches

‘ into Exglish. ‘It {a° Mee" understanding that she had no other duties

OF responsibilities, he never dealt with Castro directly, but through

Maria VITOSKA, who was Egnehez'’s ‘laison with the PM's office. A/1 , 2.
- glates that their relaffosship was limited. to her official function, . :
; Bae appeared to bave a ndawspaper background, ‘but aft ignores” the details. .  ° ~&

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.° > Shen FEU (Pederacion Estugijintis Universitaria) president of the ioe.

University of Habana, in comjunction with the INIT (Instituto Nacional | -

ée Indusirjas. Furisticss), taok over a finca (former Ty~owned by- Batista) i

near- Ceiba del Agua, Habanay nd set’up a boarding aouse tg be used by _~ | ::

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PELLICAR (believed by A/1 to be a Guatemalan) to write a book. wel ow?
‘describiig bis defection from Communism, She wanted A/1 to help er
‘  * penlicer wit, reference material on the Karcos RODRIGUEZ trial. She’ .- | : ‘
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a B, Jyne: - govhet orriters i intorned the Cubans that Subject Pow

ca who acted as an interpreter for Fidel Castro was an, agent (201, wo, ( .
"287019, BVCA-08569; O1 Sept 61) ‘ sod.

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MEMORANDUM TO: CI/0A
FROH : Lee Ann Peterson, DO/I/WH

SUBJECT : Viola June Cobb

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There does not appear ‘to be anything new or derogatory

in DCS files on Subject. DCS bas no interest in Subject.

Lee Ann Petergon

Lee Ann Peterson:DO/I:sm: (8 Aug. 67)

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Viola June COBB, CDS Case 48248, and B 67-166

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2 Subject has been in contact with the New York office of DCS.

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Attached for your information is pertinent correspondence on

We would appreciate knowing Subject's current residence and
employment, in addition to any derogatory information DCS may have in
2 their files, since her arrival in the U. S. (July 1966). A POA is in
process for our proposed use and we would appreciate an expedite on
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FEQUEST FOR APPROVAL OR INVESTIGATIVE ACTION
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CaveTIOYe. PSEUDONYM., AKA OR ALIASES
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1. TYFE ACTION REQUESTED
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SPECIAL INQUIRY (SO field investigation}

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2. SPECIFIC AREA OF USE

3. Fit DETAILS OF USE
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TO : Director . :
Federal Bureau of Investigation i :
Attention: Mr. 8. J. Papich :

SUBJECT: OJohn ORTIZ
INTERNAL SECURITY-CUBA

1. Reference is made to your informal request dated
April 26, ivor, I2ie85 Um) AVB]@-LDDSUO, BUuLbycue an ewes
and to this office’ 8 C8CI 316/01366-66 dated 25 March 1966.

2. This is to advise you that this Cffice no longer
has. contact. with the source who originally furnished the
information concerning Estelle SOKOLOESKA de HADRIGAL in
March 1966, Source is currently residing in the United .
8tates, New York City, and we have no objection to your
contacting the source and debriefing her concerning any
questions you my have concerning this case, Source has
been alerted to the fact that you might contact her regarde
ing this matter, Source ig Viola June COB, usually referred
to as June COBB, who is mentioned in your informal memorandum
to this office dated June 1, 1964, Subject: Lyle Stuart,

3. We would appreciate being apprised of any new
information concerning the SOKOLOWSKA case that is surfaced
ge a result of your debriefing COnB.
CACI~316/02389-87
19 May 1967

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DODS to telll Cobb the following:

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paid tax on her CIA selary, she was not to list ker salary snywhere .

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MEMORANDUM FOR: Contract Personnel Division ; _.
VIA : WH/Personnel, Attention: Ur. Renehan :
SUBJECT : Joyce C. PINEINCH (201-278841) - ‘ !

1. Subject has been terminated effective 1 July 1966
by the Mexico City Station. She was paid her salary through -
30 June and was given her tncowe tax refund for the

period 1 January 1965 through 30 June 1366. A copy of the
termination occaccy, Cath, cimeed fn true name, is on file

in Subject's official 201 file.

2. It is requested that the CPD and Office of Finarce |
files be altered to reflect the termination of Subject.

W. J. Kaufman
C/WH/1

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HEMORAHDUM FOR: Domestic Cperations/ ‘il
3: Director, Douestic Contacts Service
SUBJECT 2 Miso Viola June Cobb, born 24 August 1927, Pones,
Oklahos

Backsrounis

1. On 22 ar 3 Septerdber 1965 Hiss Jume Cobb contacted the maw

Suen D ele Tontacts AAA se then Tem Romleviteh of tha Vielon

Megnzine, trying to establish centact in Dew York with CL: to pang
along somo information. </1 chose not to cstablish contact vith
Miss Cobb at that time, even though she wes cleared CIA agent in
contact with the Mexico City Station.

Recent Develoysents:

2. Mies Cobb wan terminated effective 1 July 1966 ant was pata
tex salary through 30 June and given worey for oneeway air fare to
Rew York City. She vee comletely satisfied with the financial terna
of of tha settlement and sicned a Termination Secrocy Gath. Althouvh she
was terminntoi for lack cf access and vroduction, there wus aleo
considerable newspaper suolicity in Hay 1956 in the Mexico City nows+
papers wherein Subject was attacked because of hor comectioa with an
aeati-Commumist ssoting, the latin American Conference to Study tha
Situation of tha Javish Ninuwrity in the Soviet Union. In this mb-
eity Subject vas labeled ss being closely connected with U. 5.
Government Felice, and also as an agent of tho FRI awl DWERPOL. She
vas also accused of working for a nevspaportman Daniel Junes who was
Geacribed as being respunsible to CIA.

3. Hise Cobb planed to return te Hew York in July where she vas
to look for a job. Subject had been told mreviously by the Mexico

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oince she is likely to be short of moumy
Division believes there is a possibility she aay try to establish
contact.

Suggested Action:

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4, WH Division suggests thet you my wish to forward a copy of this
memoramiua to your Hew York offies. If Kies Coth does establish contact,
we vould arareciate you office interviewing ter to accep: vietever '
information she night wish to contribute, but that no finmetal '
cComitments be mide on ou behalf. WH Division plans to have no direst |
contact unless the information provided would appear to merit a especial |

interviev.
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stpwecr 3 Miss Vials dume Cobb, torn 24 August 1927, Ponea, Oklabomn

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Backgrounds
1. On 22 or 23 Septender 1965 Hiss Jims Cobb contacted tha Bev York
> Llc Cottacts fami; +eewh Tear Gardavitch of the Vision hagazine

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trylag to establish comtact im Hew York vith Gis Wo guus Rang oe oll

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‘pation. Wi/l choses not to establish contact with lliss Cobb at that time,

even thaigh aha vas @ cleared WOFACT agent in contest with the auico City
Station.

Revert Developments

2. vilea Cobb vas terniusted effective 1 July 1966 snd veo ve Ad her
Salary tireazh 30 Jane snd st ven money for one-vay air fore to Hew York City.

Sey NOH aly aubiscios vith the financial terms of the settlonut ant

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Mey 1966 in the lexteco City newspapers wherein Subject wns attacked became
of her comaoaction with aon snti-Camamist meting, the Latin Acerican Conta

ence to Giudy the Situctic:n cf the Jevish Minority in the Seviet Unicon. in
this publicity Subject vas labeled as being closely commcial with U. 2. :
Government Police, and ulso es an agant ot the BI ani INP’2PCL. Shs was ‘
also accuned of working for @ sawepapecman Denial James who was dascribed an

boing responsible to WOrAacz.

3. Hiss Cobb planned to return to Nev York in July where she was to
ook for a job. Subject bod been told previously by the Mexico City Station

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directory amd she could cali that office if contact vere mecessary vhile cho
wes in the United states, but that she should oniy establish euutact tor an
inportent or urgent mattcr. Since Miss Cobb tends to liberally apply

Saportance to a wide variety of events and subjects, oml since she ia likely
to be short of monay shortly after erriving, Wt Division believes tinre is a j
possibility she may try to establish coutact.

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Supgested Actions
kh. WE Divieion sugsests that you my wish to forvard a copy of this
mezorandiim to your Gaw York ovfice. If Miss Cobb Coes establish contact,

Be would appreciate yow' office interviewing her to sccept vistever

iaformeticn she might wisa to ~aacriDoute, but that no financial comsritecnts
be made on ou bemalf. il Tivision plans to have no direct comtect unless

; the informstion provided yeuld appear te merit e spectal interview.

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DATE OF Blats

LICOOKY-1 was terminated effective 1 July 1966. The last meeting with hor
was om 23 June, she was paid salary through Junc, and she was completely
patisfied with the financial terms of the settlenent,

In view of subject's personality, and the broad publicity in mid-1966
(see 201 file) of accusations that Subject ws connected with U.S.
intelli ence in Mexico, any use of Subject should be mde only after careful

consideration.

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ACTION RLQUEED REFERENCES

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ACTION RAQUEED; FYI

3, Attached herewith is the !ILIN< report on ‘the
teraination of “ICukY-1, This report was received from
LILINK on 24 June 1946,

2. Forwardéd snder separate cover are two copies of
the Secrecy and Termination acretment sivyned by LIA NY=1,
fo true nans, on 23 June 19°6,

3. at the time of termination, TIC’ O€¥=-1 was ziven (1)
BAlary sor ce suas, S57 TP ootc oss efetewa from Vexico
City to New York, xnd (35 “Federal Tax refund amounting to
9,005.00 KX, The household items in ‘er posacsaion at the
tine of teratuation, which belonged to tre Station, were
sold to her for US $300.00,

4. It should te noted that although P1COCY-1 claims
she intends to remain in the "nited states, she retained her
opartment, which was turned over to a rental azency for subd=
renting, ‘fre ‘tation believes that she intends to returns
within the next meveral awoathis er vo etorld it develop that
she cannot find suitable work in the New York area. Should
she da so on er own it may be that t'e station would want
to ake occasion] sse of her, and for tat purpose a post
office box to which: she can write tu initiate contact was
Riven her prior tb) departurs.

(CONTE NID)

Attachment:
A. B/ LILINS Report
B, U.S.C, 2 cys Secrecy Arreesent

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af I, June Cobb » enateus to terminate ry .
asscetation wi wenicacion, . scaiize thet, ty virtue of sy cuties 3 I
with the Creanicticn, I have been tus recipient of information ard intellirerce
Which concerns the present ard fisture security of oz country. Iam mare the
the unzuthorize. cisclosure of such, infermation is svcaloited by the essicracze

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WISLV? VENIAL FSSERVATION CR PURPCSE CF EVASIC, AD Li! CHE ASSENCE OF QURESS,

AS FCLLOUS: ;

i. IT will never civulse, publish, or reveal by writing, word, concuct, ox otherwise,
ony inforration relating to the matlonel cefense and security arc perticclisrly
antormasien of tris nature relating to intelligence sources, retheds, personnel,
Pisea. data, cr security neasuves to anyone, includins, bub mov lirited to, ary. .
future povermmenzal or private erpleye>, private citizen, or toverrment : v
emproyee or official without the exoress written consent of the Chief of the a .
Cope edaule Un eo Abele eced Sepresencatlve. :

2. < rave beer. invited to submit in wefting any monetam clairs I may have © . .
acatiast the Organization or ow cevernent which tay Jn any way necessitate

the disclosure of tnferration describes herein. 1 have deen advised that’
ény such claims «ill recetve fill lem? consiceraticn. Im the event, hovever,
that Iam net savisfied with the decisions of the Cosanizaticon corsernins eny
presen. or future cleins I ray subrit, I< will not tzice any other estion to
obtain satisfaction without moior writcen notice to wi. Organization, aré
then only in acccréance with such liege. and security advice as the Crranizetion
wild promtly Aomish me. i

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3. I do not have any Gocurents or vatetials in my possession, classified
or unclzissifiec, which are the preperty of, or in cusvodial responsicilic: i
of the Crgenization, havins come inte my possession a5 @ result of sy duties :

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&. nwing my exis processing and curins xy veriod oF employment with the
Cegexization I have been civer an opportiumity to renert all information sreut ’
the Cesanizavion, ics: personnel, and its operations wien I consider should ,
receive ofSicia. comizance. Uence, I a: not asare of any inferretion which —
it ts cy duty, in the national interest, te disclose te the Crcenizaticn, mor i i
an I aare of any violations or breaches of security itich I have rot offictally — -
reportec, except as set forth on the reverse side of this sheet or on otter :
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aaa goveriviers and 2m m Adiy aare wot any violsvicn on my sare of certain ratte:

: Si0rn to cy ne unier this ceth :_. subject me to prosecution uncer the toms
* of vhese seis, a and that violation. oF otaer porvions of ‘his cath are @ subject
to apororriate cetion, including such dissicinztion of -n2 wiolaticn és th
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Sipmature hereto with the se tras this oath vas execused Sor

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in the Siies of the & "eeenteetten sor its Ature use or for refererce oy me
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IN WITESS WHERSOF, I have set sy hand and sezl this 23 cay of:
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1. LICooKy-2 has been terminated effective 1 July 1966.
The last meeting with her was held on 23 June. ‘ Bhe was
paid her salary through 30 June, her income ¢-x refund

‘for the period 2 January 1965 - 30 June 1966 and given

money for one-way air fare to New York City. She was

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. coupletely , patisfied with the financial teras of the ;
 pettlement. A Termination Secrecy Oath, signed in true

+* mame, was obtained. a

Lote 2. Le-l plans to return to New York on or about 1 July. She
t. - : an - gaid she will look for a job there, and is confident she
| , , will have no difficulty obtaining one. She does not yet
| know where she will be living. :

3. L-l ‘te subletting the anartment she occupies! here. She
Y ‘has purchased the KUBARK-ovned household effects which .
. had been loaned to her for that apartment. For this

Feason, in addition to the fact that she has acquired

_ tiany close friends and interests here as a result of five
years residcace, the Station expects that she will return
to Mexico, although she insists she has no plans to do

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and feels it necessary to do so, But no. committment was
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a New York KUBARK office is listed in the directory and
she could call that office if contact were ‘necessary while

. she was in the United States. She asked if that would
still be the case and was told that it was but only to
attempt such contact for an important or urgent netter.

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wide variety of events and subjects, and since she is

likely to be short of money shortly after arriving, it

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MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WH Division |
SUBJECT ‘ Request for Terminatios of Project LICOOKY

The LICOOKY Project was last approved for the period |
3 Sanuary 1945 through 31 Decenter 1965 for $5.140--$2,530
for FY 1965 and $2,610 for FY 1966. [lt as requested that‘
the LICOOKY Project be termizated effective 1 January 1966,
based on the foliowisg information genred to the outline
in CSI-F NO, 230-60.

(1) Project Name! LICOOKY , :

(2) Original Project Objectives: Identify asd report
on plans. activities and associates of Cestral
American Communists resident in or visiting Mexico

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(3) Reason for Termination: LICOOKY-1 lost her access

to the Sard core group of CA communists partly

because of her close association with LISLUCK who
publicly renounced fies poreak with the Guatemalan.

CP in 1962. The loss ct! access was also partly

due to Lel's own apparent indiscretion vis-a-vis

some of her close triends an ¥exico City. This
cas be attributed beth to her Ge. growing distaote
for the grubby and biindly unreasoniag members of
thia group with whos she was asked to corsort, and
her reaction in her social crcup which took the
form increasingly of arti-Consunist remarks, and.
to the concomitant ‘or pod sitly resultant! rumors
of increasing currency. tnai she was im ihe pay

of PBSWING, Attempts were made to take advantage

of her connections with laterary circles in

Mexico, tut her fnatility to budget her tame,

sufficiently to satisfy station requirerents led

to the decision to terminate ner, A contributing
cause was also her inaoility to regularize her

Status in Mexico se she could accept a paying

position which would give her reason to remaio -

there, with the resultant strain of the thin

Jegend that her father was providing ter support,

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(4) Effectiven=ag of Project: Project supplied a
certain azocat of miscellareous detarl on the
Central Awerican Communint group in 1te early
stages. Detail and continuity have always been
lacking. During the pos!t-project period of asso~
ciation, after termination notice was already
Biven, ahe tegin to be sore attentive to Station :
requirements and supplied severai rather detailed |
profiles of controversial persots in the antellace !

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(6) Stetus of comaitments:

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& LICOOKY-1: Thia Contract Agent is being =
. earrted under LIRANCH (00A) from } January : '
t , through June lveo to perpare opewcal 6-,ectl 7° ae
: against non-LICOOKY Project objectives,
a : Termination costs will he borne by Project
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bh, LICOOKY-2: LICOOKY-2 way terminated on 31
December 1965 for lack cf continuous produce
tion, He was very understanding when told
of the t..cmination and recognized that hid
limited and occasional access made a regular .
salary illogical, Contact 18 maainiained oat
with him via a letter box through which he toy
ean tndicate his need for case officer cone ‘
tact. He is then paid small sums fcr travel
information supplied.

i (7) Disposition of funds, material and personnel: s

. There are ro funds or material te be disposed of, =

LICOOKY-1 18 being terminated effective 30 June a

1966. At this time she will be eupplied with air a

fare from Mexico City to New York and paid the 4

iecome tax refund due her. Staticn owns some of a

- hae the furnishings in her apartment and she has a
yO - , expressed a wish to purchase some of these. The | ad
normal tbhree-bid process will be complied witb tn’ 4

thie case, through her advertisiag the sale and 3

then offering slightly higher prices for the itena, a

~~ She plans to retrin the apartnent in Mexico and.

: sublet it furntehed so she wall have a pied-a-terre
. whenevar she returna there. Her specific plana

for leaving the city are not known, Thea Station

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ACTION REQUIRED . REFERENCES

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1. As Headquarters is , already avere, a Latin Americar Confererce to study |
the Situation of tke Jewish Minority in the Soviet Union (Conferencia Latino- -
americera de Estudios sobre la Situacién de la !norfe Cuéfa en le U3SS) was
held in Mexico City during the period 17 - 15 May 1¢56, Judging by =umerous
articles in the press, Polftica, Le Voz de México, Sucesos Pera Toics (see
attachments under separate cover) and excerpts fron con.ersations Tetueen
numerous persons on LIENVOY ané LIFEAT, the Sovict Erbassy, the Mexican :
Communist Party (POM - Pertido Corunista Mexicano) and other groups end indivi-:‘
@ual Cormmmnists were Getermined, 1f possible, to prevent the Confere:ce from
Eble Gi. 4 Bd, Laltinge wnat, vO aiscrec.t 1t compievery aca pin LC® UvLUAG/
ODACID lebel on it. Despite their efforts end the voluzinous advers+ propaganda,

- both before and after the Conference, the Conference was held and ves probably
mildly successful.

2, Polf:ica, 1 May 1966, carried an article attacking the prepesed Con-
ference enc ridiculing some of the Mexican participents (Attachment A). It
contains, acong other things, a partial reprint of the text of an inzerview “ :
or statenent by Nicolas S, Leonov, Press Attaché of the Soviet Exbess:. in i '
which he states that Mexico should not be drawn into the cold war propesanda .
pattle, and he maintains that Jewa in the Soviet Union are not misc>reated or
discriminated against. In addition to the attacks end csurterattacks in the 4 ‘
press, efforts were zede (based on LIFEAT on Enrique S20 Calev, Gerard .
PIERRE~CHARLES, and LIENVOY) to prevent Carlos Pellicer, a darling cf the Mexicen .
left but net a formal PCM mexber, from teking part; Peliicer is an eitictal of =
the Mexican Committee for the Defense of the Jews in the USSR (Comité

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Pro Defense de los Judfos en la Unidn Soviética). Polftica, 15 May 1366

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Claiming in effect thet it is a cleer anti-Soviet move backed by ODACID. As of i. -
18 Hey, according to the article, nuzerous signatures had been collected on a _ .
Progressive manifesto" protesting tre Conference, The List includes meny well
known Mexican Communists and pro-Comunists. Attached also (Attachment C) is e
copy of the “progressive manifesto", viich was published in £1 Dfa on 13 May 1966, i
end a copy of a menifeszo (Attachment D) published in El Heratio, 22 April 1966,
by the Mexican Committee for the DeZense of the Jews in the USSR, in which a

mrber of demands are rade on the Soviet Government with respect to the Jews and
their rights. .

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3. Le Voz de Mexico,15 May 1966 (Attachment E) carried an article oitterly :
attacking the Conference, which it charges is being organized and held by groups
and persons in the service of ODACID. It specifically nemes LICOOKY-1, elthough
the latter's ceme is incorrectly spelled, as one of those responsible for the
Conference and says she is "well connected" with ODYOKE police. Sucescos,

21 May 1966, carried en article (Attechment F) attacking the Conference end its
organizers ana charging toatl tvuere vic bauidecs suscco Conint the Conference.
This article carries a picture of LICOOKY-l.

kh, Sucesos, 4 June 1966, included an inserted sheet (not found in ell copies ;
of this edition) entitled "An Agent of the FBI and RVTERPOL in the Association of |
Mexican Writers,” which deals almost exclusively with LICOORY-1, her ezpalsion fran |
Cuba, work in Mexico, and contects and activities in Mexico. It cherges that in :
Mexico she is working for Daniel Jezes, who is responsible to KUBARK (Attachment G).:

5. LICOOKY-l's neze eppeared in a notice (Attachment H) eppearing in EL
Excelsicr, 28 May 1966 by Vicente Echeverrfa del Prado, treasurer of tke Mexican
Association of Writers (AEM - Asociecion de Escritores de México, A.C. ), which
simply stated that LICOOKY-l1 is rot authorized to accept dues or handle other
business of the AEM within the province of the treasurer's cuties and obligations.
However, in view of the adverse putlicity previously, the announcement had the
effect or implied thet the AEMAC or rembers of that group believed the charges
that LICOOKY~1 hed a part in organizing the Conference and/or is an agent of
KUBARK, The notice, es it appears, also implies thet LICOCKY-1 was miszandling
AEMAC funds. Echeverrfa offered to publish the clarification on the sreet on
which the AEMAC eanrourcement appears; nowever, LICOOKY=-] asked him not to do so ant
-seid she would take up the notice and any clarification with the AEMAC Justice and

Eonor Commission. .

6. On 9 June 1966 while conversing witn SEM (Attachzent I), Leonov said
that LICOOKY-1 hed celled him to say that she had had nothing to do witz the
Conference, and does not want the Soviets to catalogue her as an enemy. Leonov
commented that LICOOKY-1 had left hin her phone’ number and had asked him to help
ber (presumably refute the charges that she was involved with the Conference).
Qhe LILINK case officer who currently handles LICOOKY-1 said on the morning of
jd June 1966 that LICOCKY41 told him she had called the Soviet Press Attaché to
deny that she hed hed anything to do with the Conference “because it is what she
would normally do." She did not, bovever, mention beforehand that she intended
to call the Soviet Enbassy. (Tape of conversation is forwarded as Attachment J.)

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JT. The Statioa believes that most or all articles ettacking the Conference,
end particularly those attacking LICOOKY-1, were Soviet irapired, and it is further
believed that SEMO wrote most if not all articles attacking the Conference which
appeared in La Voz, Pciftica ard Suceccs. The Soviets, who are probably avere of:
previous Cuban charges trat LICOQKY-1 is an ODYOKE agent, probably felt thet as
an Americen closely essociated with the AEY“AC LICOOKY-1 would be vulnerable to
such en attack, 1

8. As a result of the Sucesos article of 4 June 196 en official from the
Ministry of Government did visit LICOOKY-1 to check on ter documentation. The
officiel said that he 3id not Lelieve the charges made in the Sucesos article,
but since her tourist visa had expired he edvised her to immediately leave the

Mexicen border authorities peraitting her exit. She is currently in PEPRIVE but
2s snports2 +7 rete th Mexico in a few days. :

iene in order to recew it, and he provided her with a ietter to show to

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9. As Headquarters is aware, LICOOKY-1 will be tervinated effective
30 June 1966; the decision to terminate her was made some time ago, prior to the
occurrence of the Conference ard the resulting adverse propeganda. While she
may be of enme occasional use should she retsrn to and remain in Mexico, it is
believed that the recent adverse propagenda has impaired ner future usesulness
in Mexico, although reny Mexicans undoubtedly do not believe the charges anc
others offered to "come to her defense."

10. A dispatch will be prepared and forwarded when the termination has been
completed, end eny cey developments with respect to her alleged participatica in

the above Conference will }-2 included in that dispatch. “

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<a el neonazisme y, on ‘consceven-
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speridos “defers
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.. co wrlos los periodicns
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va lus sectores progeesistas de
Mexico. no repueseus todavia de [as in.
temrestivas Cuan amenagtotes visitas de
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cién ce esos sectors fue cl envio de
ears que diversas instituciones y perso
nos Sic:eron Hegar al poets Carlos Pelli-
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Ss aparecen en
en Ja URSS: al conszasio,
Sovictica cs ano de los pccos
paises cn conde In revelsciéa de projet
cing racizies se castiga por bi ley 7 sc
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ies cu la2 poss espacio hiyan comendo
tantos erzures. gXo prerende con toda
esta propeganda contcarcesiaz La discrimi-
nacion racial, que si sé practica ea otras
paises?” . :
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“paranda un conszeso que habra
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y¥ de sus condiciones dz vida y cc Jechs,
por un lado, y de La acticud de 12 clase
eapitalista y su domisio freare a aquella,
por cl otro. .

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caté el seniido esi ef senzida’ auréntico
de b coamemoriida, a waves de coda
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seabia imSuir a esa fecha Cocies 7
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cepres cae mis sarde extern ed pee
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Antisevietisna ca Mié«ico

> Prado de Is ciudad de Mé-
samente orgznizada Confe~
mericana de Esiucios sobre
ve la Minoria Judia ea
xada por cf Con.:é Mexi-

gino Po Deivasa de tos Jedios cn [a
Unisn Sakdea y

s se escicied cl nombre del es-
cor Martin Luis Guzmia, que no apae

(ranjeras, cspecial-
Mente Certro.Meri-
cans, cXa te..nida

Jo mesos cnco afins |
por cl D:partamento
de Estace norteames
fvany 5 cb sicuima
organiza

A pour de los den-
sm +.e sade huma-
nizarisey y  eclecti-
cisma con gue se ha
prerendico cubrirla,
fue

NAPS, PGS fee Se und
acia, el c:

dius ea ls Union Sovierica, Casts
Mies, Despcis de disca.par ar auseacia

de fa rerni.s,
deate Diuz O:

3U Carta Con esis pas
labrss: N

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mo her sc tan
universa! @ de
Derecnos manos,
El gu victis
co dos prcima to

dos fos Sas @Qué
ocurre emonces con
los dirizertes de tan
&rande naciéa? .. Es
taré lel de uss
en persona, Pero mi
corazéa esti aqui y

fae ni eatesa

SC prcpercioria por pare seovic luchanda

Ss coma fesicau y la

Povitica y Ls Voz lidertad conde quic-

So pn oat UNa SESION DE LA CONFEKENCIA “PRO JuDiA” dad ton boarossmen:
ta Mexicinu. Nicolis --- 4s uexos com ef imperisismo woescemericanc 3 1s intervencién de éze...
& Leonav, embajador .

de la Uaidn Sovictica en nuestro pais, la
conden como parte de la “guerra ria”

Angizsidy, aun ca form: somera,
de los diferenzes delegados ex-
tranjetes, es ficil iaducir sus aexos con
el imperislivnso norreamericano y la incez-
aenciaa de ate en Ia conferencia. Los
delezades son en su mayori2 o han sida
funciosurios de gobiernos corilas de Cea-
ero y Suramérica, entre cuos se Cuentaa
Reynaide Galinday Poni, exministro ce
Cahora de El Salvador, Ricardo J. Bermu-
dez, exmiaistro de Educacion de Panama;
Gererds Molina, exreccor de la Univer-
sidad cc Colombia, Lic Gardillo Barios,
de Ewonumia y Trabajo de

MM

“Graremulas y Dr. René de Sola, exminis-

tro de fustivia y de Relaciones Extcriores
de Veaccuch. a

A exe compafia, nada democeiticl ¥
de caticad inzeivctual harto dudosa, fucron
grrastrzdus algunos incelectuales mexi
nos hosestos. Una larga sctic de artim
fas fuccon usadas para ce, dewle cl ovul-

Ponca, 15 de mayo de 1986

zece entre fos Srmances del nefosco “La-
mado de Conciensia’. Sin exbarzo, ef lie
temto habia silo Cesignado con -aterio-
asi lo
igiko a su
Bertrand

zprecban tani eb mensaj.
nombre por el Slésof

ia, que
Sebia dirigic Mazin Luis Guzmia y que
fee impzeso y repartido por Li cSziea de
prensa aun antes de que comenzara [a re-
union,

La confereacia, En la sesida ce aper-
tura se ewen.icd una farsa en La que se
intentd despojer a la confi i j
Gia" de tada impucacisa po
doia dentro de una esfera exc

. humana’, Al mime tiempo,
dara las delezaciones - ext:
gunas de las cunics sulo cons:
sola petsuna-= tna representa:
mucsitica” ea las dos comisiones que se’
furmaroa: la de estudio y la ce sesolue
ciunes, . .

Ga sree

presidenie ce la conferencia, Maria Le

Guzmac. ¥ el gue acmud cota iniesco
de ceremcous, Benjamin Leusace Luca,
hicierod sexios discurws ea Xa Cue, Coca
uno a si ctaners, traid de jusiacaz los
obietivos ¢e !a confereacis,

Marca Luis Guzmia atzsd: “Pese a
Ja revis:c2 de aquelios facveres negatives
de In vici sovidtica y a ics frecucnies
cambios exe en ellos se inaedcjeron, ei
gobierno ce ia URSS no 4S: restisuido a
Jos judics sus “indiscunbles dasecnos al
goce de su cultura anceszal, a la consez-
vacida ce sus instituciones, aja contiaui-
dad de sz rradicidn mitozzsix", Despues
de algucas vaguedades afsdidas a [a psi-
mera, ci escritor finaiizé con ésraz “Asi,
entcradas Ue Lis persececioces que Loy
sufre us gran grupo del ppecdio judio,
cuyo mMlenurio legado culrarai forma pare
te de Li civilizacion de Occicen:e, hemos
considezlo deber ineludibte ¢l acudiz
aqui piss que esta conferensia manitieste
su decissa de protestar, coco ‘0 haria

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americcvas a Santa Demingo y Vietnsm
Leem lanzd Iss Braves calumnias

tons fy Unica Sc cz, y poco le folkd

nn poner en eb mismo nivel del geno-

Cilio Ritlesiano al nde fa primers

azcioe donde se brn sectado las bases
sr2 realize el comunismo.

Lz jornida del 14 ce mayo se cerrd
cam banguete al que asistieron, ademis
. RumMeroses
v desapren-
hablo Jaccbo
utivO de la conte.

noe

20 COMO “dirigen: ne est SSIRUT (pare
i eres? nay fascist),

Mexien por su ideciog® chovinista y rezc-

com.

ya sus ™
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pretensio curarse cn st "No es we
So ser agente del Depestamento de Lst2-
do pata cenunciar Enves satisemisas e>
Lb Usiéa Sovicties, como tampoco es
Precisn ser ansnte 70m: mista a criticar
aguas facets de la puittica nortesme-
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An da etree oe

ocups centro ée fa sociedad mexicana Es
miembro del srupo Mendz, que poset
tal y cn el istetior de Ee 3 familia
Mond! ak zeta

nes realizdas con una “emsTeRt imperiae
lista germaneccidenial de race abolengo

razi.

“Demandas”. La conferencia se clau-

suré el domingo 15 ds maro, luego de
serdo de cecizs 2 la Unica

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© DE a los judios la posibilidad de poo
fesar sv reigicn, al igual que los cree
tes ce ores re.rg:0F
~ Cheegre a ics
ruceerminacion y el derecho 2 unine 3
sus hermanos cuance asi lo deseea.
Esors puntos fueron propyestes por
or custutricense Samuel Geviricy
no pudiende ocultar loc inrcreses
ve, dedicd su expesics

en todas las formes pushes oUt
‘a Soviction. Y acabé per Reese ze
ante defens2 del sionismo ir

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cn movimiento 2 Psy sisoviction ¥ de 2 we Khe
ferencia ¢
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ferencia orgenizada por timismea err
qe se eclcbrd les dias My iS ce aan,
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uns vee nus, levantan cabeza ea Alema-
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pitcar pusados «defensores» su noga-
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dad de ampoacr, dade sfucra y con po-
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af minoris judia de la URSS, que ligne
da intimamence a La cpopeya histurica de
la cunsruce a Qui sacialisma, nu comul-
#2 con hs Sfess de movimientus politi-
cos judios ¢ an raundo capizalis.

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bla de Macy y la URSS bo, deben ser
pesturbsz_s pur la accida de -verzas que
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dratico; Rius, cariczurista; Rague. Tibol,
critica Ge aste; Ezmito Abreu Gomes, cs-
critor; Enrique Sema, economise: Marga-
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‘ ma ete tetSe Presidcate del Comise 3 t
SOLICITAXOS DEL GOBIERNO DELAURS seenciado Serzio Alvarez Castro; Max
\ 1.—Que conficra a les judios soviéidcas Aub, escrito, Abeardo Avila, oribccor Ar-
© | 3b dorks ts Aecarratlar fibremente su cul- neic Belkin, pintos, licenciado Caras Carzero
, tura espescfica, con medios identicos a cque- ee te SLSTl2y Rist Costetto nes sencteneas
Los de que disponen las demas cultures na- €scior Teodoro Cesserman; Al: Caumacero,
: clonales: textos, pericdicos, bibliotecas, tea- or, Hector Craz, pintor; Uces.c:ado Ser-
“ tros, enseZanza, ete. g-0 Dominguez Virpas, catecrz. Roberto
. “ 2.—Que permita a los judios soviéticos Diment, actor, Lean Felipe, poeza: Juan Gar-

Ponce, cseritor.doctor Luis Garrido; Ar-
Gasca, escritor; senador Luis Gomez
2-; profesor Julio Gonzalez Tejeda, catedraii-
» 6scritor, D253 ere Gui-
airal; Juan Jase Gurrola,

practicar su religion y cisponer libremen: ce
ce los textos, contar can o es y con
los objetos necesarios 2 la opservancis cel
culto; .

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1 nes, pueéan organizarse en comynicacecs re- zB z; Sergio « economista: ArturoGuz-
4 ligiosas ea todo el terrizono, y a estasiecer Tan, eseritor, tegind Hemances Llerzo, pe-
, ‘ios culturales y ‘de culto, con sus . ta; Jorge Ibzrgiiengoitia, esertor; Fran-
aT ¥ . : 2
“ ignaros; te 4 . pasa eaza, Pinter, Benjamin Lazreano Luna,
. 4.—Que, a fin de evisar en el futuro toda renie Mexicano Pro-Derecha, manos; Vi-
2 ; pubiisaeea antisemita dei tipo de: "2! Judzis- gente Lefiero, eseritor, Juana Lopez
: >! mo al Descubjerto” y “El Judaismo y el Moectezuma, director tesrek Jacobo
| Sionis Contemporareo”, asi como ciertos .fargolis, pintoz, licenciado Czrlos Me
: Sionismo Pi * : . ‘
: i! folletines ¥ caricuturas que aparecen ex Jorma Cina Juan Vicente Melo, escrnitoz Hector Men-
i} regular ea la prensa sovietica, se ejerza un Gor, escriter y director tezire: licenciado
. \ severo certrol sobre dicho tipo de progsganda Rozen Moheno, diputado; Jzeste Mondlak,
HH racial. Dxho control sena sumamentc viable esex.tor, Carlos Lonsivais, escrito, Magda
~ * # teda vez gue existen ea la URSS los crganis- Mezxtoya, coreograia, docior 3=uei Moreno
mos adecuados para Hevarlo a cabo; ; 8 vera; doctor 2t2rcos Moshinss; Jose Emi-
{ 3.—Gue una legisiuc.on especial sancione io Pacheco, esezitor; licencicés Carios Pelli-
4 } los delizas de indole sacista, Velanco espe- cen arquitecto Sz:vador Pinoce_y, Hero Ro-
A Gialme.re porque dichas tendencias antise- exguez Toro, périodista; Fanny Rabel; pin-
; i elaine xS leguen a poner en peligro ante la tor: Malkah Itasell, escritore y penodista:
* to mites oT. > los derecuos de ios procesora Mana cel Carmen Hesiez Aj Jose
justicia, la igualdad ce los cere Revuellas, eseri ie
: Loo. . judadanos sovicticos, considerarco que los Revue tas, esers : cisco
ves ee jentes procesos por Geiitos econozucos y engzuez, diputsco; licenciado 3

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muy iiseda con fa: poltics Rofieumeri-
canes cue aciicn en noestro pcis y quien
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seguir firmss dz intelect=sles y persona
lidedeé progresistes. para el cocumento
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apebidtico vlurn exactamente izzel que el
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fe Ateatele tar oh. dy Iodine am Ia HOSS”
Hi es slo una invencién de los egentes &
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we Slgulertes: . :
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v1 70.490 kbrus en uidish y 50.000 cclimenes
en ese mismo idioma, en la Scnedrin de
Leningrado, Los judios en Iz URSS dis-
Ponen de publicaciones en su idioma. ast
por ejemply Ia resista mensual “Yidish
Hemlend” tire 23.069 ejemplares. Se pu-
s@ bliten edirincee de autores judios tanto
3 Sovidticos como extranieros gue aleanzcn
l« Uredes de millones de ejempleres como es
2 ef ecso de Shatem-Aletiem. Las kebreas
. ‘ disponen también dz sus progios teatros.
“Ademés de ello —sze dite en ef docu-
Mento, eisponen de ura lerra pari.
far, extlusiva, @ Ia que muchos Momen
palria propla y gue existe desde mayo
de 1534, miucho antes da que los hérces
judios de ta postguerra arrencaren Isrce!
ef poder inglés... calzulamos en medio
millon los yudiog que ksbiton en esa re existen en i332 repibiica exlénoma,
B55n culinoma Nemece Birobd:djan, ta “Macho mis padricmas citar —dice fie
tual fornia parte de la URSS y abarca naimente le Cecleresion Eo la A
ana superficie de $2 mil Roiimuiros cuse  contesiacida a los errcs2s ¢:
dredcs”, 8 contin " ese grupo de personcs
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INTRIGA

UBLEIN es una ciud2d polaca ea Ja cue Hitler
ki pens concensrer s tos judios en ua Aocinado
. gnctta de tantos misones de ciscriminados
como habitantes tiene hoy Tokio, En al histérico
avant porn conker cnr ts Usidn de Reniblicas So

avonts porn sinher
clalistas Sovicticns, Hitler consideré que ca vez de
concentrer a log judics se creaba menos problemas
Silos matata de una buens vez, En los crematorios
y fosas da log campos de concentracicn ezigidos por
Jos nazis em su marcha dacia el orienta quedaron
Ing 28 y los cac4verts de seis mullozes de judios.
contra el nacivoscismo costé a la URSS 26+
millones da vidas humans. on
En is ciudad de Lublin Nacié Jacob Glatstein. Joven
an cxgr6 a las Estados Unidos y s2 ccnvirtid, con
@i corces Ge los aflos, en una de las mis brillantes fi
guras c2 ls poesia y ce fia erizica iileruria en lengua
idish, Tienz ahora 70 aics y milita en jas filas del
pariido Poulé Sién (Trebaiadores de S:¢a), que agru-
pa a los sionistas de tencencia socisidemdécratg de
derecha. Los poalesionis:2s editan en Nueva York
el semanaric Indishor Kémpfer (Luchador judfo). En
septiembre de 1965, y en este péridcico, publicé Ja-
gob Glaistain un comentario bibliogritico sobre Ho-
rizontes, una antologia cca la producc:ca mas recien:
te de los poctag judios de la Unién Sov.ctica que es
criben en lengua fdish, de.lg que se acababan de
editar en >:cscd 5,000 ejemplares, nucezo que e] Co-
mentarista sefialé como bastante consicerable para
una anto’c>/a ¢e poesia nueva en cualquier parte dei
mundo, Giststein celebrapa haber descubierto en Ho-
rizontes a por lo menos una docena de poctas de
primer orden a quienes, decfa, “elogio sin titubeos
porque ‘son maestros dei verbo y notables artffices
oe Io emotivo y lo temdtico... El {dish en manos de
los msgistrales poctas de la Union Sovistica es una
creacién maduva que se sustenta mis en un sabor
la gran poesia del pasado. Ahf{ se

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do wna savis popular cue ha ampliado

WIN EG tuNe ed Gy aN.

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verdsca: te sus horizontes”, Ya para terminat |
gu comentario Jacob Glatstein afirmaba: “La antolo.

zsaes Viene a demostrar que la palabra
sh vive en la Uni6n Sovictica”,
tte en dad ju.'a de habla {dish en México
ag una Ce las mas jovencs de la América Latina: tie
es us 60 alos de exstencla y unos $9 mil culem:
Te ee concentran Frincipalmente en la capital
; cludades de Monterrey y Guadalajara, Or
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tititos de enseflanza, en cinco de los cu.
sefia & los jOvenes la lergua fdish, En estes 66 ciics,
hubo en México tres pcstas que crecsron en {dish
obfa CiZhA de CONSIUcraciuA: beyun WeLLEr, wave
Gukowski y Jacobo Gizatz, Los dos primeros han
muerto y el sohreviviense, Jacobo Glantz, decicié
en 1963 a los 61 atos de edad. cambdiar el {dish
por el espafol, porque sz poesia en avuel idioma, a
pesar de les colegios e utos que Io ensefan, no
cuenta con lectores en O,

Ahora bien, Jacob Glantz, pocta ‘dish de Mé
Xien, que nacié en Ucrania 15 afios iscas del esta
Kido da 1a Revoluci6n ce Octubre. v ques antes de su
emigracion @ este dais, en 1925, habla's:¢o profesor

ae Yreratura en Odessa no firmd el “Liamado de"-

conciencia” que el 22 cz abril pubiicé en todos los
periédicos de la capita! e! denominado Comité Me,
xicano Pro Defensa de iss Derechos co iss Jud{os
en la Unién Sovistica, que preside Car!
eminente poeta mexicana que no sélo no tee el id:sh
sino Guée no sabe nada <2 pcesia o de liseratura en
esa lengua, - ‘
Ese Ramado. que Pelicer firmé sunque segura
Mente no redact6, porgze los términos que io com.

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biemo da ta URSS “cue ¢
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Ta esnceffica, con medias
Que cisponen ‘as demds cul
Pericdicos, bi

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vias ce su sensib:idad y de cu .cima podtica son la
Fealicad mexicans, las tradiciones nacionales y esa

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tor: Jeccho Mendlax, sl orgenizador

lenzua. que €l Cepura y c!>lsra porque'la hebla su
pucolo y hay textos, peree.cos, oijiotecas, iecios
y escuclas per medio da los cuales la lengua y su
correspondiente cultura se cesarroliaa |
Pellicer, que es poeta, gpucce creer que e>
tas con “lurincsa potencia creadora", qua ias sa
Viag populeres amplien sus Aacmzontes, que ua idio-
iia 88% Claboredo con “tanto conocimiento y vircuo’
sismo, con tan original y extracrdinaria piasticidad”
silf donde la cultura en ese ic:
cho & Gésstroularse libremente? gLo crean asi poe:
tas de la tala ce Rosario Caszellanos, de Jcsé Emi
lio Pacheco, de Miguel Guardia, de Ledén Felipe, o
escritorcs qua conocen les euténticog seerctos del
@ificil y vivo cficio de les letras, como Max Aub,
Alf Chumscero, Juan Garela Ponce, Jorge Toargiten-
goitia, Vicente Lesiero, Caztos Monsivdis, Josi Re
vueltas y Gutierre T.b6n, que junto con Pellicer

-firmaron ese “Liamado de conciencia", que de tal

slo tlene e] titulo, pues el nombre que le correspon-
derfa, después de someterlo a un. riguroso anilisis
objetivo, seria el muy inonesquiano de “Liamado de
un grupo de mal informades que firmaron porque
dicen que les dijeron lo que no les consta porque no
saben nada al respecto y la culpa de todo ia tiene
Bertrand Russel?” :
., Deacs no snarece Ja firma de don Aiartin Luis,
El ya encizao (79 afos) autor de Ej Szulla y la ser
lonte vy Ls sombra del caudilio, el escritor Martin
Guzmén, gusta del infantil juero de las esoon’
d:icalas, En 1965 fue éI quien convencié a Carlos
Pullicer porta que juntos asistieran a la Conferencia
Letinoamerecana Soore la Situaciéa de tos Judios
en la URSS que se celedré en Rio de Janeiro los
dlas 14 y 15 de septiembre ¢e ese ato, Pero he aqui
ave entre las 53 firmas que suscribieron ef “Llama
do de conciencia”, que apareciO en cuartos de pla:
ha. al dia siguiente, en tccos los diarios, en inser
cen waa por la nomeamericana June Cob, no
ceareco et nombre de don Martin, {Se habla rotirar
. x10? Al contrsrio, prefirié6 en ese ma-

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hacfa mes y medio firm.

as
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Ca, 12g Cartes en tts que sz
eCtudles mexicancs y lnusoamericn

ala ¢onferencia que sz clectucria “en 12 cit
3 13 2 15;¢
ate) odjctive

f2 Gcuparse, ¢
camente el 7
2 frente en la
cortas, el cc. raonizscor di
ls ceaferencla io integrabaa, junto con ¢on Lui
ifarcin, el Dr. Luis Garrida y les Ueenciados Anaré

Szrra Rojas y Carns Pellicer, Nias he acul cue sin
guna Ce cuits personas se preser
cin de prensa cue el Comite itexi

Ge les Judfos de Ia Unién Sov:
ea central de ja coraunic

“énie uno Ge los pocos [<clog (2°) en te
habian firmado el Wamado, un wil Jacouo &
exe eg COMcrciante pero s2 Cita escritor pur ic
tculos que p ¢ Oo que sale cizunat
Viees al aio, io: , Copano del m3 whe
corcehista de ics grupos sicnisics que existea ex
Siéxico,

El asistente de Monclax en la conferencia de
nrensa era otro Ge los peces tirmantes judios de
CocumMenio, scipig Gua, awe. oe!
la presentaree en 10s espectécuios de
trola y que tiene con Walter Rudi
erngéa una clcina —C *
zcteme donde se conci
con empresas israelfes.
ina, en el Pas20 de la 2
faa la que se oczpd en &:
reproducciones jotastaticas y m:mecgra.
cumentas sodze Ja situacién ce Jos jus:
URSS, antes, durante y cesaués de ja co
<o prensa, y Ca preparar el material que uiclizarfan
tos intelectuaics que se reunigron en e) Boiei Det
Prado los “fas 14 y 15 de mavo.

Que el interds de don Martin Luls era rauv
grande lo prueba el hecho cn cue fue él quien ievd
la voz car¥ante ea la entrevista que e} comié tuve
ei los primercs dias de abczii con el secratcrio de
Gcbemaci6n, Lie, Luis Echeverria, para solicitaric
el pesmiso ce rigor para qua ia conferencia pudiera
celebrarse. Y fue 61 tamb.in quien ocupd desde e:
primer momento la presicencia de la réuaisa Del
Prado

teand Russell, tan admirado en el munco extezo por

sus protestas contra tods brote belicista, ha sido e!

consagrado ajonjolf de este sats antisoviciico; a éi

. Sa. le atribuye un mensaje cuya autenticidce plens

convendria sveriguar, pues ‘ni et estilo ni ios con

_ €eptos corresponden q los dé ctros documentos que

Svore este mismo asunto fira.d Russell. Exirullo re
sulta que el comité haya descu‘dado la -presentacién
ea una copia fatostatica con ia tirma ‘del savio in

’ glés, En lugar de eso se aistrisuyé una dizque tra.

duccién en papal con mermbreie de Ja! Conterencla
Latinoamericana de Estudios Sobre la 'Situacién de
la _Minorla Judfa en la URSS, y ple de pagina que

‘ dice: “organizada por el Comité Pro Defcasa de ios.

ercehos de los Judfos calla Unién Soevicuea™. E!
“monsaje” de Lord Russell estd redacicda en ba
estilo burdo, digna de la pequesiez espiniual del se-
for Mondlak, . ; : : i

Con todo y su orientaci6n humanitaria burzuer ,

sa, los mensajes de Russcli que se corocen esiaban’

; 121 do Mayo de 1985

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expres,dos con Cieniced y con u- respeto esencial
por los grandes lozras de los pals pociulistas hace
apenas un ailo, Reacell comenzes 7 zk su 19
@ una conferencis similar celebzada en atris cg
1965 en Estocolme: “Es de gran imporiancia que |.
situacién de los juices en fa “Units Sov .
utilizada camo arm en la ge :
en Occidente que
ra continuar e in:
entre el Este-y-ei-C

La autotidad cemoeritica de Tertrand Rescelh
est4 avalada por <= ¢ecidida prsién antimper-cils,
ta, y para muestra fasta un p4rrafs de su meénscie 4 la
Conferencia Triccz=:inental efectuzdca en‘ercro dé
1866 en La Habanz, Cuba, “Por teda la Araérics La.
tina —dice—, re;fmenes corrompidos y tirdsicoa
asesinan al pucb!c y lo manticnes en un est2co de
inanicién y enferscezad ccbico 2] apoyo militer y
econémico de la camarilla gobernante noreerneri
cana para los tirezos locales. Tza pronto como w
puedto se alza ccxsra la opresién, el poderio mili
tar norteamericano entra directemente en ace.én
éPor qué, entonces, log pueblos <1 mundo hin de
confiar_su destino a aquellos cue co:aboran con los
regimenes titeres o tratan de excubrir a los 7.080

fs

- rios verdugos? Les frutos de cz] politica pucden

verse dondequiere que ha sico-eplicada: en Treg 0
Indonesia, en Guatemala o en Zresil".
eCudntos de fos consplcuas representantes da

‘gorllzs que don 3tzrtin Luis JogrS reuniy ‘en el Pra:

cern ens ge

La dindmica June Cob.
2: de Mayo de 1936 . :

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a Ectcdo de jaaat ua créite 2 ae 100 milloncs ce
wicrsos para “prosaover uns co.cboraciéa continza
risa ambos palses”. a pesar Ce las cenizas todavia
colentes de los sais mullones dz judfes que fuerca
v.tiimas ayer ¢2 les generoses acreedores Co hoy,
ni sa han reunido a cenfereacicri para ver qué sz
poede hacer contra el agresivo antisomitismo ce las
Srupos ultras Ce Argentina, Uruguay, Brasil y oucs
Buisos: de la América Latina?

f2IS otra firma. En Ia fcroztica que se distri.
bey6 cel mensaje del auserte Carlos Peiicer a los
teanicos en el Prado, cualeuier James Ecnd hubiera
podido notar cue, siendo copia fotostatica, no treia
la firrsa autogrartiada del poeta, y que no hablencs
asiztido Pellicer por encontrzse en Tesasco, como 20
necficaron varios periddicos, la carta Girigida a Jos
delegedcs estaba fechada ea México, D. F.%

"Detrig de nosctros —aiirmabu en su menseje

Pelicer— no hoy ninguna fuerza. Que
actuar como Jo estamos ho
terrible saber cue Eertrand Ruseil a

! gran filésofo ing!és, protesta, como io 4.2

i. .Recho por el gsunito que nos reune, ine

;  ‘pulscdo por aistn gobierno, El +
i+ ‘eseritor inglés es uno ce les espfritz
mis altos y limpios de tecos ios tiempas

3 y nos honra pensar como él en esta

: cuesti6n ivdfa”.

. _éNo ba pensado Pellicer, que tan sa.
: biamente maneja el hermetismo, de ics
j sirbaios de la estatuaria antigua, que

Tauchas veces el mZs honrado creco

isvacista y anti iscriminatorig puede

por ingcauided. eouneidir c esn lag dates.

tinsciones cde los Barry “Goldwater ¥
ctros esmpgones det ‘racismo y'la dis.
criminaciéa? ¢Cémio puede Pellicer ponez
“* . en primer plano el predlema de.los jas
: dios da ta URSS, Ics Unices que-hoy en
; dia profucen una viva, una renovaca
t cultura en icish ea todo el mundo, F:)
: pesar da las granccs ¢oncentreciones ce
fudios en los. Estados Unides yien Ar
pentina, Olvidando que es en Alemania
Occidental donde s{‘se profanan coo
alarmante frectencia los Viejas cemente
Fios juzios y las tantas veces vilipendia.
das sinagogas? 7 i

E] df2 en qte se revele la trama in-
visible de este asunté, ante el fusi Jos
Judios de la URSS han tenido que rese-
cionar diciendo un “No me ayudts co>
padre™, se verd ue cdo se origina en
la guerra fria y én ta necesidad de hacer
eividcr la guecra‘en Vietnam y la’ discr
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Eals 5 en ecre’ aziz 2a Go 2eiéa June Cobb tour La bohemia mm tanta manta eamoa que ha cundido en
< gua te darla derecho Gieria socter ce la fntelaetuall mexicana ha sida
+ > Corresponaas 2s _Extranjere cs Cue bucn caldo de cultivo para ef dlanecito Canalot qua sr-
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; erkiores. Cue Wane su sede Cucid no esté muv lefane el memento en aue figuras -
Je=lar de grupos da periodis:cs e up 2 Fesnatadas coma Frencisco erde. Salvador Ne-
tuc es €& Club de Pericdistas de Méxisn . Héctor Azar. Celestine Gorostiza. Luis Reves de la
2 CObb conose muy bien ics citculos cultoraies va Carlos Solfrzaro y otres se orecunten slarmades
nas, pugs hs cuscddo amistad con pintores, es-- aud intereses culturaies pueden eommartir can un bri.
on acticcas, misices y demis espociaiistas en la eae wv dintmice acente fernenino ee Ja Interpol, la
A arustica. wee Misién vine a cumplir en s22s- ol ¥, la ACI. -
+ <c2 trabaja a las érdones del satio-
3 _ 25p0n sable en ia Agencia Cox tro, ef eseritor alsman Gtinter Crass; a iz dsrecha,
a wt, ofieina cuys Zuncién consist2 an da scherita June Ccts y el eceritor Monteforte Toledo, .
< cicerios inteleetuauias, tanto de isos Es. ae en;
' é> otros paises, usando como fa: . oo 24 en 3
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i... iy é In. Lsonoy asks maid, vho answers, for Enrique (Semo).

t: FS takes phone. FS has been looking for Leonove Way Le

: got the messare but at noontine, when E39 is at hone, Leonov has been

i. very busy. (They talk to eech otter in faniilar fora.)

5 The University of Puebla-has decided to invite a series of

Asbge to talk about the econonic schievements of their countries.
At the Econoay school, France, USSR, U.3., Czech and other countries
are invited, ES has the letter of invitation for Soviet Aube ‘shat
Goes Leonov think about this? Could thig arrange this? They can tryo
Leonov understands that the Anb. is going onx vacations to Moscow
at the end of this a nth, in 2 or 3 weeks. iio is only waiting for
the Councillor who is in “oscow (now) and Aab. will lesve right after
his return. <Axzbd.. will return in august. Perhaps there is someone
else who could represent the Aab. Zhe Councillor could go or sone
other “higheclags® attaohee Or First Secretary. FS says perhaps
Leonove NO, ne as wou ignorant (isvinvd. No. Leonov would be very
good since he could tlk Spenish. id, any person wno wou1a gu, wuuie ,
speak Spanish. Yes, this is a lecture. It would be a person who _
. speaks Spanish. ES thinka this would be a positive (act), a good op= _
«portunity. Leonov agreese ES leaves Mexico tocey for 2 days. Perhaps
they could see about this on Monday. £3 couid xxx send Leonw the :
. letter aeanwhile »nd then on ifonday they can get together. Yes, they
| - . enn get the tine and place and will really met. lLeoncv las no éngagee
. ‘ment on Mondsy go they could see each other at any tire ES wants.
1S aska if 1t wouldn't be good to talk to Atb. or someones on Hondaye
Leonoy will take this upe £5 will send Leonov the letter and perhaps
he could arrane an interview for “oadsy, Leonov thinks it is nots . oo
worthwhile for ES to tal: to hia. Leonov will tek to hin (Amb.) nd oo
he (Aab) will tell Leonov frmkly how thangs are and Leoncy will give
Ls the msagacee.. Then, they can have lunch together on tlondaye Finse
ES wil go by for Leonov at i400 on Monday. :
ES asxs how Lecnov liked all the things and cticles on the
Jewish matter. They (soviets) bave sent everyt.ing there (to USSR).
Le Liked all of it. ES says that Leonov know that eseefell lanedistely
cnd there is absolutely nothing on thise Leonov conzents thet - Besides,
- the people who participated lost prestige. Yes, they suffers.chS laughse"
. - Ho, Leonov cait8T hi: about tne nane of so~e people who cell Leonov —. .,
Blea | at tines ond they e...e25 says = Tis people wo signed tha docusente

Mo, Leonov says, inelu@ing persons like June Cobb. She calied Leona. |

, FS has 19 idea of the repentence. JC gava Lannow hew nhnne. oeking —_
ee hin to help ner = so doors are not closed to her. ES is surprised. ~ 4
{ee @ did not want thea to citalog her amng their eneaies (of Sovists)s :

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Willlam Moczan, deprived
. B of US. citizenship in 1959

and executed in Cuba for
treason in 1961, was de-
seribed in secret Senate
testimony as a loral Ameri-
ean “with ideals* who
fought with Fidel Castro to
overthrow the Bacista dicte-
COPED Buu cage
tro “to blow the whistle”
when he “finaliy realized
that the Cormurists were
taking over.”

Viola June Cobb, who

worked in Havara in 1959 .
* and 1960 and krew Morgan

waell, appeared before the
_ Senate Internal Security
Subcommittee in 1962, Her
testimony was released yes-
terday at her request for

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una alegre reunion.

Acudia un numeraso Fu
de e-cTilares,  pintares.
tas, pettoistas,

felictaren a la anfitr
disfrutatcn de una
muy ate sre.

Line caters y bocdilios
ehicularen ab gusto de ‘ot
presentes quiencs cantaren ¥
declamacon, en un derroche
de insprracién.

“La Lorona™ fue interpre
tada per en rata args east
Interns cad *. porque fos ser
noe se suneran unos & HOS
en diferentes boLas.

Estanivtao Rodriguer Tha.
q intérprete det salteric,

Aoi a les concurtentes €O°
tip Ios gue estaban, licrnciade

nigae R Jiménez yoke.

Ceciha siuda de Eepso~
aa ADs Turan, Horace Ee
inesa Altunitano, Hew
Braco: Marina hraws .
Juan Gareta Jiménes Tetuar
do Stertalta, Cristina Tones,
Jvonre Garride, Nicte Ma,
Maris Asuisote de Coun, he
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Chief of Station, Mexico City . mucroriua
SECT

LICOOKY Progress Report:
ACTION RIQUIRED REFERENCES

1, Cetober 1965 - 30 April 1966
Reference: HMMA=-27358, 7 Cetober 1965

1. Station regrets the delay in keeping Headquarters informed |
of the progress of our association with LICOOXY-l1. When the :
proposed amendment to the LIREAN Project involving LICOCKY vas .
turned down, we informed ker on her return to Hexico that we could
no longer justify the continued associa tion at the present rate
BAMLES wo wo. oda og awe Bu wo aangy ewes wee we aes Mal that £2
she could regularize ber status liere and obtain working papere, we
would bs wore than happy te conclude a new arrangement with ker.

She felt there was little chance of this, and we then told her ve
would sonclude our arrangement with her sometime {fn the summer. As
indicated in peragrapk 2 ef the attachuent, the date kas now been
established as 50 June, at which time all outstanding financial
arrangements with her will be terminated and she vill be given her

aixr fare to New York, 1

leva *ete-o

2. CGnfortunasiely, LICWRY-1 seems to be incapabie of realising
which side her bread is buttered on, at least here in Mexico. She
cannot parcel her time out to her various interests, and therefore.
finds all her tise taken up by her unpaid AGHAC cuties, The prefiies
we bave been harping on bavé not materialized axcept for the one
submitted under ifi4-20531. fe still hope for une on Franciscs H
VILIAGRAH Kramer and such of the Haxican literary figures 25 amount, ;
in her judgment to "non-pigmies.” We sre not sanzuine. We arv '
stili aiter a copy of Oseguedz's paper on university reform.

Attachrent: : CONTIRVED
Progress Report (in triplicate}, h/w

sett cteemcetale satiate ee

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17 May 1966

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3. The advarce made her st Headquarters is boing held
over kor as an inducement te cive us the balance cf har tine
beZore departure and finish in a blaze of activity. If she
does this, we will vrite off tiie advance here. if she doses
mot, $195 of the advance will be sounted as her February
Galary, $38 es travel experses from New York to Washington

and ths renninder will be written off.

4. Rather then go through the formality of a project
sueninent rs por WENW-14617, Statien would prefer merely to
Gonsider the project es terminated as of 31 Desesmber 1656 and
wtek un subsecuent costa in LIPARH. A formal project ter-

minustion will be somittea an tue avr sucuses

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LICOOKY Project Progress Report
1 October 1965 - 30 April 1966

1. Production

a. LICOOKY-1 has continued to devote the bulk of her
time to the Mexican Writers’ Association (AEM). She
continues to handle most of its administrative work.
She also organizes and does most of the work on the
majority of the projects or activities which the
AEN sponsors.

b. L-1] continued to report on efforts to establish the

Latin American Writers" Community (CLE), including

‘She reported on the steps taken by Mario Honteforte
Toledo in beginning preparations for an early 1967
Congress in Mexico and on the AEM's probable role in
helping organize that Congress.

c. L-i supplied information on reactions among the Cen-
. , tral Americas coumunity in Mexico to the Guatemalan

election campaign and results.

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requirements to be fulfilled before that date.

- time remaining, L-1 will be forced to curtail her ace

we ee ee a eat keen atnney nd Het gee OH AE emmne ne tone fea) et Rabe Badr ek tty i

a tere nates sear ©

LICOOKY-2 continued to report travel of Communists ‘
or leftists from Central America to Eastern Europe, J
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During this period he reported on eight such travelers.

L-1 has been notified that she will be terminated

effective 30 June, She has been given the following  :

See PTW th mA aN ES tee amt mat Eta nn ne
PaVdave peveaees ON UAT FITOTN Ia. sf IND STL. Tats TS

significant Mexican and Central American intellectuals

with whom she is acquainted.

Obtain information on the newly-formed Latin American
Writers’ Community, its probable political develupment,
and progress toward the holding of its scheduled meet-'

ing in Mexico City in January 1967.

Jamece rece canons

Obtain a copy of the analysis written by RaGl Oseguede

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Pelala of the problems of authonomous universities.

Special tasks such as reporting on the activity of
Stasia Madrigal and on the UNAM student strike.

tetna lene we cites wise ae

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“4 . need doing at AEM to occupy her full-tize and there-
fore the inmediate partial withdrawal from AEM work

is @ prerequisite to the accoaplishment of these

assignments.

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c. Because L-1 has played such a key role in all AEM

activities, and therefore in determining the direc-

' we tion and scope of these activities, her sudden vith-
2s - i
Base deawel aavld vreenté in imnortant chances within AEH. |

Any major change in direction by AEM would probably

become predictable once the identity of the person i -
i.

er persons who will move in to fil] the vacancy left ,

rather than waiting until she is ready to leave Mexico,
she may then be able to provide S:ation with an ac-

curate account of any change resulting from her vith-

drawal.

ad. L-2 has not been met regularly since 25 January. On
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that date he was given a mailing address which he uses

to request a meeting only if he has information to

by L-1 become known. By having L-1 step aside now, §

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5. Plass ,
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: lose access to the travel information which he has
: been reporting, because he is being given new responsi-
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1. Attached, at long last, is LICOOKY-1's profile on
Subject. While it is not as preoetrating as it aight be, it is
better than we had expected. 11% 15 unfortunate that "Janet”
4s not available to query about t™» saterial allegedly turned
in following L-l's return from Venezuela, since she is so in-
Dewewus seme Gas geet FTinctt arite e tindia of information.

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2. This is the first of a series of profiles we hope L-2
can get around to preparing before she leaves Mexico,

3. L-2 has been instructed to do her best to obtain
Subject's sanuscript on university reform, which is now in the
hands of someone at ;the UNAH press, This could bea highly
popular subject in the train of the current trouble at the UNAK,

Be tadezing is requested here since nothing of substance
is aasd about anyore except subject.

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Willard C. CURTIS

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1. STASHA ARRIVED MEXICO 17 ArKit BY EASIEKN Frum ety tonke
STATIO# NOT YET ABLE CONFIRM FROM ATRLISTS. DEPARTED FOR CUBA
24 APRIL.

2. S RETICENT ABOUT HER MIAMI SOJOURN. MENTIONED JERRY | :
MEMING AND HIS FRIEND "HOWIE” WHO HELPED HER GE™ AROUND IN EXILE
GROUP, IN WHAT LICOOKY INTERPRETED AS SLIP, S IDENTIFIED HER CuIS_ ;
CASE OFFICER NEW YORK AS-GULIERREZ. SAID HAD GIVEN HIM SEVERAL
ROLLS TAPE COVERING MIAMI VISIT. .

3. FUTURE CONTACT TO BE VIA TRAVELERS BETWEEN HABAKA AND
MEXICO WHO WILL MAIL LETTERS IN COUNTRY OF DESTINATION. S WANTS
AMERICAN MAGAZINES SENT HER VIA PRENSA LATIWA. PRECISE EMPLOYMENT

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BUT LICOOKY SUGGESTED SHE TRY CASA DE LAS AMERICAS. ;
4. LICOOKY FEELS S DRAWN BACK TO CUBA MORE BY PRACTICAL

_ THAN IDEOLOGICAL OR EMOTIONAL CONSIDERATIONS, SINCE GOVT WOULD

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: ALMOST DETERMINED TO BREAK OFF GAWE WITH CUiS AND STAY IN U.S. :
_ BUT VAS SO OVERCOME BY SQUALOR IN WHICH FORCED TO LIVE IN BRONX

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WENT AIRPORT AND CHECXED SAGSAGE THROUGH 21 APRIL. NOT CLEAR HOW
SHE DID THIS WITHOUT TICKET, BUT AS OF 18223 THIS DATE STILL DID
NOT HAVE TICKETS. DCUBTFUL THEREFORE THAT WILL MAKE 22 APRIL {

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3. S ARRIVED HERZ 17 APRIL BY AIR, LINE NOT YET KNOWN. |
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stat IC! NOT YET ABLE CONFIRM FROM AIRLISTS. DEPARTED FOR CUBA
24 APRIL.
2. S RETICENT ABOUT HER MIAMI SOJOURN. MENTIONED JERRY
HEMIN: ASD HIS FRIEND “HOWIE"-WHO HELPED HER GET AROUND IN EXILE
GROUP, IR WHAT LICOOKY INTERPRETED AS SLIP, S IDENTIFIED HER CUIS

ROLLS TAPE COVERING MIAMI VISIT. i

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MEXICO WHO WILL MAIL LETTERS IN COUNTRY ur DESTINATION. S WANTS ;
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BUT LICOOKY SUGSESTED SHE TRY CASA DE LAS AMERICAS. : j 4

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INFALL BILITY OF FIDELISNO. JUST BEFORE LEAYING MEXI, SHE AND.
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VISA FOR RETURN TO U.S. WITHIN “APPROXIMATELY SIX MONTHS."
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REF DIR 92045 ,

I. STASHA CS) HOV IN TOWN STAYING BOARDING HOUSE. LICOOKY
SPENDING CONSIDERABLE TIME WITH HER AND HOPES GET ANSWERS REF
CUESTIONS BY END 20 APRIL SESSION. 7 4

2. $ DID GREAT DEAL WRITING DURING FIAMI TRIP MOSTLY ON ae

COMMUNAL FORMATIONS OF MIAMI EXILES WHICH GAVE 10 NY CUIS CASE OFFICER.
ARRIVED MEXI WITH NO TRAVEL FUNDS AND AFTER NEAR HYSTERIA FOUND HUSBARD

MaD SENT TICKETS TO CIBANA OFFICE HERE. PLANS TAKE 22 APRIL CUBANA
FLIGHT THOUGH DOES NOT KNOW HOW LONG VILL REMAIN CUBA. DEFINITELY
HOPES GO TO POLAND TO IMPROVE POLISH AND WHILE THERE MAKE UP WIND
WHETHER WANTS CONTINUE GUBAN ASSOCIATION. WHOLE ATTITUDE HERE IS ONE ;
OF DISTRUST VALIDITY HENEOWN DECISIONS AND CONSTANTLY ASKS L FOR 9°!
ADVICE. L HAS SO FAR AVGADED GIVING ANY, 2
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TNAQYY-1 QEEQOTS OERETYEN Call RAM STACHA ON A APRIL.
STASHA HAD SEEN BACK IN NEW YORK FOR AS9OUT WEEK AVAITING CUBAN
VISA. WILL BE COMING THROUGH MEXI AS SOON AS VISA RECEIVED. |

2. CONFLICTING REPORT FROM LINLUCK SAME DAY SAYS LICOOKY

CALLED HIM TO SAY HAD JUST FINISHED TELECON WITH STASHA WHO
aoe “SAID WOULD BE ARRIVING MEX] 7 APRIL AND LEAVING FOR CIIBA 11 APR.

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1. HAVE FOLLOWING ADDITIONAL RQUTS FOR SOXOLOWSKA WHEN SHE - .

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A. ANYTHING SHE CAN FIND OUT ABOUT CURRENT ARRESTS,
PARTICULARLY IN MILITARY SPHERE.
B. ANY SIGNS PSP TYPES RETURNING TO POWER IN WAKE OF -
; CURRENT PURGES. -
> ; Dp. IS DR. JOSE BUSTAMANTE, OLD COMMUNIST, STILL TREATING «

FIDEL CaS TRO?
E. ANY INDICATION HILDA GADEA RETURNING CUBA?

2. REQUEST THAT LICOOXY-1 TRY PZRSUADE SOXCLOWSKA TO -_
POSTIBLY VIA GUTOUF SO as SHNOLOWSILA UTHER, ;
CORRESPOND WITH HER FROM CUBA TOCCHING ON AEOVE MATTERS, IF IT CAN

BE DONE DISCREETLY. . ; . 7

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wa/c Comment: *Sokolowska, old friend of LICOOKY-1, recruited by
CUIS and returning to Cuba, to join husband.

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MAST () LICOOKY reparte on Raul OGEGUEDA and Juan Jose AREVALO
ACTION REQUIRED - REFUMLRCES,

Reference: MEXI-6575

Atteched herewith are reports prepared by LICOOKY-1 on OSEGUER and '
AREVALO in January 1961 shortly after her return from Veresuela. lo

trace could be found of any additional reports though both reports |
‘ indicated she planned to provide more information later.

Attachment:
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LICOOKY-1 (L-1) IN 1961. POUCHING COPIES HMMW-14432. FYI “JANET” RESICKED EARLY 1963.

tae 2. ODENVY REPORTS SOKOLOWSKA UNDER SURVEILLANCE MIAMI NOW, AND ACCORDING CURRENT

a TPO PROBABLY WILL RETURN NEW YORK FOR MEETING WITH HER CASE OFFICER PRIOR TRAVELING i
MEXI AND ONWARD EABANA. ODENVY WILL KSEP KUBARK ADVISED OF HER TRAVEL PLANS. ;
_ +7 POSSIBILITY ODACID WILL LIF? HER PASSPORT. ; , | 7

3. IF SOKOLOWSKA SEES L-1 IN YGXI, ONLY REQUIREMENT 1S “/OR Ie1 10 ELICIT ARE INFO
"SEE CAN RE SOKOLOWSXA'S ACTIVITY MIAMI, PARTICULARLY RE FULFILLMENT OF HER CASE OFFICER'S -
THSTRUGPIONS, AND HER PLANS FOR HABANA. IM CASE SOKOLOWSXA EXITS CUBA VIA MEXt, Leis:

SHNTD BLICT? WHAT SHA CAN AND OBTATY TRAVET. PLAES, — ; .

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1. LICOOKY STILL INgbsT S oN COMPLETION HER FIRST TRIP

VENEZUELA (SEE PARA 4 HMMy- 9300, JUWS 61) ABOUT FEB 61 AFTER
AND i

WHICH SHE RETURNED DIRECTLY TO ZRMETAL, SHE MET “JANET” cgx@ ;
UNKNGYY CASE OFFICER ¢ APPARENTLY PRRUMEN SPECIALIST) IN NO
” LONGER REMEMBERED HOTEL AND DELIVERED TO JANET EXTENSIVE
PROFILES: OSEGUEDA AND AREVALO. STATION PARTICULARLY INTER-
ESTED RECOVERING OSEGUEDA WRITEUP TO 8E USED AS BASIS :
NOTE THESE OCCURRENCES PRIOR STATION CONNEC-

UPDATED REPORT.
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2. LICOOKY REPORTS ON 15 MA@CH TRIED RETURN PHONE CALL er
WHICH ESTELLE %SOKOLOWSKA MADRIGAL MADE HER IN NEW YORK. 1@ MAR.
“+ LEFT HER PHONE NUMBER WITH S HOTEL SWITCHZOaRD. SAYS S WILL

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1 Attached are four (&) copies of internal Headquarters menorands
Fesulting fros meetings with LICOOKY-1 in Sew York during February an3
March 1966, and as reported in Reference.

2. Taree of the memoranda deal with the alleged planned travel of _
Retelle SODLOVSEA and one deals with the Rose end Cearge SION case.

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SUBJECT z Alleged Planned Travel to Cuba of Este] | ke
Sakolowska P -
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1. On 7 February LICOOKY-1 told the writer that Estel
Sakolowska, a long-time acquaintance, had told her that she
is planning a trip to Cuba. Sakolowska is now married to
Mario Madrigal, a Costa Rican medical doctor who is now in
Cuba. Sakolowska told LICOOKY-1 that she is now in the pro- ;
cess of obtaining a (U.S.) passport for her child so that A
they can travel together to Cuba. This is her child's first . -
passport. Her explanation for requesting the passport is { .
for making a trip to Costa Rica. Sakolowska claims that fo
the passport appiscaiion 15 GOW in thc Itate Repartment : he
"Security Section", i ‘

2. Sakolowska also told LICOOKY-1 that the "Prensa
Latina Bureau Chief" had proposed to her an apparent intel- .
ligence mission to accomplish enroute to Cuba. She believes‘ -
this mission is to take piace in Miami. LICOOKY-1 reported —
that on 7 February Sakolowska had a luncheon engagement
with "someone™ at the United Nations and speculates it may

be to pick up a package to take to someone in Cuba, LICOOKY-1 if
further speculates that this may only be a gift to someone ; :

in Cuba. . . : ia

3. LICOOKY stated that she had no additional information. .
It should be noted, however, that this item was given ina . -
last minute rusz just prior to her departure from the writer. = . .
LICOOKY-1 expects to be in New York until the end of February, ~ a

4, LICOOKY-1 states that Sakolowska has been a long-time .
"left winger". LICOOKY-1 reported earlier on Sakolowska and - a
her connections with revolutionaries in Central America and .
Havana in dispatch HMMA 27924 dated 21 September 1965 pages
4 and 6. This office is planning no further action on this
matter and in line with the writer's telephone conversation:
with Frank Hughes of the CI Staff today, we understand your
office will be coordinating the Subject with the FBI id
State Department.

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MENORAMDUH FOR: CI Stat cif Ha Nuylir ae é :
1THFO _ & WAC Attention: Hr. Castoro
SUBJECT : Alleged Planned Travol to Cuba of — !

Bstelle Sokolowska
REFERINCE =: Bemo, Same Subject, Dated 8 February 1936

1. On 22 February LICOOSY-1 told ne that the referenced
Pronsa Latina correspondent, accordirg to Sokolowaka, had
just advised her she would receive $590 operational expenses
for the alleged intelligence assignment in the Hiami area and
S459 Sar tmewal necenaabie te Cuba. This information was
passed orally to your office 23 February.

2. Qn 28 February LICOOZY-1 tole me that while visiting
with Sokolowska in Hew York on 23 February two FRI agents
ealled at the Sokolowska apartment apd /ntervioved Sokolowska
absut ker intended travel to Cuba. According to L-1 the
agents warned Sokelowska that she would be in serious trouble
42 sho attempted such trip. The interview went on about three
hours during which time L-1 remained imp Sokolowska's asartrent, .
gemetives in the living room and sonetizes in the kitcher ,
whore the interview reportedly was taking place. L-1 stated
that as a result of the warning by the FBI agents Sokolowska

3. Presumably the FBI, if the above story is accurate, ;
had reason for this reported action even thouga from the :
limited information available, from L-l, there would seem a

4. 4L-1 states that Sokolcwska had heard that her
hupband, now in Cuba, was living in Sokolowska‘'s house aad
with a nurse to whos he wag (engeged). It eas partially for
this reagon Sokolorska wished to visit Cuba at this tine. —

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MENOBANDUM FOR: CI staf?

1
ATTENTION ¢ Str. Hughes i a
SUBJECT : Rose and George SIHIHO¥ Plans for Y:etnam

Conscientious Objector Demonstration

1. Confirming telephone conversation with your ‘office
March lst the following inormation was dtained fron LICOOKY-1
in Eashington on February 28th:

Rose SIMINOW, 382 Central Park "est, New York City,
long-time cormuniat and contact of LICOGKY-1, told i-1 at .
several meetings during February that eho ws making plans
Tor -3 CEROLSTYaAticn agaruse. eae wer. avow Ao Tiltmat.) Paeate
son, George, discharged about Septecber 65 from the military)
after active duty in Panama, expected to be recalled for
active duty iz Yietnaz as a member of a military reserve unit.
It is planned that if recalled George will refuse induction
Qs 2 conscientious objector and cass demonstrations will be
prozoted in New York. 2ose has bd discussions with a
“constitutionalist lawyer", one Boudion, to handle the
expected court trial. Boudien'a secretary, Teresa, is a :
friend of Rose. Rose plang to pay the initial attorney fees
after which she will lnunch a naiicsa: drive te raise funda.
According to Rose, Boucine is “svanped” with similar cases.
Rose ig ernployed by olf Popper Jones Ross and ‘olg. She hag
been a secretary for ten to fifteen years. .

3. This office is taking no further action on this
report unless so requested. Please advige if this mtter is.
turned over to the FBI or any other action taker.

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SUEJECT: Allegsd Flanaed Travel to Cute cf Estelle BOXOLOWLEA i
ecunce: BIDGOKY-2 ;
REPRREICE: Monorante, came subject, dated 8 Fotroary and | tarch 1966.

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1. Yerther to references, the vriter egain sav LICOCKY-1 in Bes York i

oa § March. In that thie nev toforwation clarifies ont elaborates on
= clligtt fopiitse Sotenttowe. ff 1a heliv-cd best to recepitulate

2. SCROLOUEKA's hucband, a Costa Ricen madical doctor, ty the nam of |
© MADRIGAL, is nov in Cuba with a profitable jod and living in a house '
assigned to him with g Cutan curse with wiom he is “euzezed.” Subject ir,
Geviroas cf retaraing to Cubs in teat ene admires CASTRO and what sre believes
he fe doing for Cube, sod wishes to assist in the “causs.” She geinnd this -
on during her stay in Cuba in the early 60's, at which tims che ;
ly wat CASTAD ané veo befricnied by iim. sr droire to retursa is :
eo iaflucucss by the seat to care for ber two exildrea and she plans to
hor basbeod {ros whos she expects suppert. S39 no longer tas
yee for her toebund, in Sou York Suaject eteays with her mother, @ not
well informed Folish peasant iamigrent. ;

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Geparture, tao CUIS rep cave Enbject a vritten list of questions to ba ased |
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Plans to write on the Cubmn Brvolution. Tne questions thencelves ere not’
intelligence requiresante end reputedly are along tae linse of “vast vas

_ your role in the invagion attemgt? Why dif your particular scrtie fall? . _

ote.” Pertinest bere, however, is that ths COIS rep told Sudject that ho:
is very interested in the “Municipalidades” organizatioml derelopcont by:
the Cuban eziles. He said tats was the suartest tuing tae exiles have dons.
Souree stated chat she understands the exile community han regramed tate.
coll organizations se tuat exiles from the sams community fros tarir haves
in Cada nov fora tee Individual cells. In t::la fashion teey cen batter -
protect theaselves from penetration and will be a better informad and
cohesive group. subject vas given $950. for the Hien! trip exsenses. :
fource sev tne money. Sudsect plans to spend two or three weeks on this §
taiesion ant then retarn to BY to report to the CUIS rep. ‘
5. Ffubdject is teking ber tw children vith her to Hiest end is taking
Along @ “babysitter.” Eabject hed wanted to take @ Puerto Rican girl |

en ques “ prey wus w08 ot Peeers yaaa veerne om mks Whe Eel vb EA
irl coulé not cttain @ lesve of abeence fron ber job, the P2 girl's brother
ie serving as babysitter, Se is described as being in hie eerly tventies and
{s a cupporter of CASTRO. <ubject's immediate problas is to obtain entre
to the Cuban exiles and a czeap yay to live in the Klenf area. fo accosglish
this she has re-established contact vith a fcracr acecsirtence and ally, one
Jerry ESHIKG. HEMIEO is described as being an American geubar of the Eilliss
Korean group in tke invasion atterpt. Subject met HEMISG in the Frente «
Gandino in Miraraqua. She re-establiebed tais comtact by finding an old :
Wiel telessovue number for ECR) and spore to a person at taies nanber who
identifies ninccif as “Little Joe.” Littie Joe ssié tagt meMias eoved bat
that be couid put ber ip touch with hia,

6 Eubsect told source she vas delighted at baving received @ pace-
port for berself ani her children end perzisaion frou tos State Denarteent
to trevei to Cate with thes. fermwission vas granted on compassionie ;
grounds. She was so excited at this devolopaent she imsedistely telepboand
the CUIS rep despite an earlier sdwonition <o never again call aim et his
Office. He taid his business is etrictly cospartuented frou other meabers
of the Cuban UZ group. fubject state€ tact with her passport s2e Bow will
be able to travel to Surcpe after returning to Cuba. Ecurce unterstands |
that Eurspean truvel will be for Cuban intelligeme purposes bot bas 0
Gataile. ctource speculates tant because fubdject is fluent in Polish and ©
Freach, with eam knowledge of German, coupled vith her Auerican citizensilp
and Polfeh teckground, ci vill be able to gain entre ints Earopean Bloc :
cireles to glean wast she can cf their true feelings aod intent to the CASTRO
government. Us0n cowpletion of Ser Nias! mission and ner return to BY, cubject
then plana to dasart to Cube ria Mexico. She plana caly about tvo days in
_ Mexico. che Will be provited Gravel funds ty the Culd rep. -

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will be staying in ths Mimi area. Source hes base requested to remain in
BY entil the coraing of 10 March im tae bope that this toformatica will bs
fortacoaing, Source vas alec requested to consider tie feanibility of
Visiting the Migai area to deteruine Eubject's vhere- bouts, Eource steted
that an excuse for tais visit could be to visit De. uJAPER end bis wife in j
Miext in that they are leaving BT 9 Mareh for m long-plasned 19 day boliday
there. oth Subject and Source are close friends of i: AAPPER co this arranges
went would be plausible. In this regard, Bource stated that to eave all i
eoncerned froa eaibarinusssent, she advised CEAPFER not to question Eubject to»
Cloealy as to iubject's plens upon Subject’s departure froa HY in thet £3ArFa
was unter the impression that Eubject was travelling directly to Cuba, Eourss
implied tu SRAPPER that Subject has to “earn ber way" to Cuba. <SSAPPER was .
deacribed es being in no vay connectich wits Sabject’s acaignmect nor to be
in syepatoy with such msiness. fhe CRAPPERS plan to stay in the Hichols
Hotel, Hient Beach, Collins Aveme.

Ge Od Aaswmswwny was DlIs*2 Atcomtettos +f Cuhinee nein nelve as ad
tha hepoenizgan in Cabs. vouree seid that wien discussing some aspects of tee
true. situation there, Che CUSVAHFA's naps cane up. hen Soures suggested

that Che may heve been tone in, Subject responded that this certainly vas mot

talon Gath nen ne eterna latent canes cepteaniondeddend

the case. Eubject stated that about 3 March one of Che's “close aides” arrived

Zn HY.. Source mdarstents this aide caze to BY fcr. contest wits tas Cuban
Ua group. Cudject lsarned this froe ths CUIS rep. {
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etall > ting waustechs, @ “latin type" but uot dark. Be locks like -
Berels WAXTINGZ, tae father of Sabjest's Fiest masy. Source now staten tass
the CUIL rep is protebly not a Prensa Letinn rep as Subject stated this
assigozont is furtiering ais diploxatic career. Tue CGIS rep had wsotings
with Cubject at leect three times at iubject'’s hove. :

10. Bepensizg apoa 2evolopeents by the mvrnins of 10 Karch, Source may
be exked to transit tieshiagton for anotter meeting walle enroate to Mexico.
It {6 understood that Your Cffice will caferteke the necessary coonlination;
with other compournts and other Agencies acd. that tris Office wiil take no
further ection pending your aivice end request.

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_ REP: MEXT 6341 (IN 59865)". * |
1. LUND MET WITH LICOOKY-1 FEBRUARY 7 IN NEW YORK (NY)

AND BERRMARY ORTH WHEN SHE VISITED WASHINGTON TO REVIEW THE
1962 SENATE HEARING RECORDS FOR POSSIBLE RELEASE TO USE IN HER
LEGAL PROBLEMS. L-1 PLANS TO RETURN TO MEXI -NO SOONER THAN
MARCH 7 DEPENDING ON PROGRESS WITH HER LAWYER, L-1 WON ROVALTY
CASE WHICH SHOULD PEODUCE ABOUT $700 NOW; OTHER SUIT STILL
UNRESOLVED, — .

+ @. NO ATYEMPT WAS MADE TO DEBRIEF L-1 IN DEPTH IN THAT
ALMOST EVERY ITHASHE RAISED WAS REPEAT MATERIAL ON HER OLD CRONIES

AND CONTACTS, POINTED OR REVEALING QUESTIONING ON ANY ACTIVE Do

TARGET, I.E. LEVENSON COMPLEX, WAS AVOIDED,

8. FURTHER TO DIR 81088 L-1 STATED LEVENSON MET BERDECIO |
IN MEXI PRIOR TO EITHER SPRING OR SUMMER 63. IDEN OF GIRL IN
CALIFORNIQ UNKNOWN, LEVENSON LIVED WITH BERCEDIOS ON ARRIVAL 63.

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4, LEVENSON'S MAID INTRODUCED TO REVUELTOS BY THE - !
PILIOS AT “PARTY IN FILIOS' HOME. FILIOS' SMUGGLING
ACTIVITIES PREVIOUSLY REPORTED (OTHER CHANNELS) INVOLVED

“ Wainacial iiss SUCR aS TaanGiGTOA RaADiG Bac, TOR i.”
MONETARY GAIN ONLY AND NOT INVOLVED WITH SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES,
L-1 RECALLS MEXICAN MILITARY PILOTS SOMEHOW THVOLVED BUT HAS
NO DETAILS. ae

5. IN DISCUSSING LITERARY WORLD ONLY FLEETING REFERENCE |
LIREAM EDITOR

"MADE TO LIREAM, / (AND TICHBORN WITH NO HINT OF KUBARK :

- INVOLVEMENT DESPITE ETSINGER'S ADVICE THAT L-1 SAID LIREAM.

- BLOWN, TO THE CONTRARY, L-1 CLAIMS LIREAM CONCEPT WAS HER, IDEA
AND HAD SPOKEN TO ° Pri nour IT SOME TIME AGO ONLY TO DISCOVER
SUBSEQUENTLY ON RETURN FROM TRIP OUTSIDE um “j HAD TAKEN

THE IDEA AND WITH. TICHBORN PRODUCED LIREAM, L-12 CLASSIFIES

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7.  Le-l ASKED SEVERAL TIMES FOR LATEST DEVELOPMENT ARICA,
CHILE CONFERENCE (MEXI 6177) STATING SHE HAD HEARD OR READ ;
NOTHING CONCERNING IT SINCE LEAVING MEXICO NOR DID ANY OF HER NY i

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Cownaeea wave awe TeEMoMATTAN = SHE NTN SAV ROWRVER MARIO : |
MONTEFORTE TOLEDO Sib sixed DEPARTURE, PLANNED RETURN MEXI 1 MARCH rv |
* .- (DESPITE MEXI 6385 AND HMMA 28303 ADVISING THIS WAS A CHANGE IN |
: PLANS). REASON BEING THAT MONTEFORTE COULD OBTAIN ONE YEAR ONLY . |
LEAVE OF ABSENCE FROM’ UNIVERSITY WHEREAS SOCIOLOGY STUDY SPONSORED _ |
BY UN REQUIRED TWO YEARS, oo |
-*,8. CONCERNING RAUL OSEGUEDA L~1 REPEATED HER CAPABILITY OF :
INFLUENCE AND COLLABORATION ON IDEAS WITH HIM AS WITH FRANCISCO
VILLAGRAN KRAMER AND MANUEL GERMAN PARRA (PREVIOUSLY RTPORTED
HMA 27924), IN ADDITION THOUGH AND OF INTEREST WAS ADVICE THAT —_
OSEGUEDA HAD PREPARED A PAPER ON UNIVERSTTY REFORM FOR A Z_
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_AUTONOMOUS UNIVERSITIES IN HIS EARLY YEARS BUT NOW REALIZING THAT

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PAPER NOT PRESENTED AT COXFERENCE BUT OSEGUEDA LATER MAY HAVE
DISCUSSED THIS WITH MANUEL CALVILLO AND MAURICO MAGDALEXO OF

MINISTRY OP EDUCATION, L-1 CLAIMS CAN OBTAIN THIS PAPER. . -

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“UNIVERSITY REFORM PROGRAM, MONTEFORTE AND VILLAGnan aacci=n
TOOK PART VERACRUZ CONFERENCE, PRESENTING PROBLEMS OF THE LEFT
AND PROBLEMS OF THE RIGHT RESPECTIVELY,
_ 9, MUCH TIME SPENT ON L-1 LEADS UPON LATEST ESCAPADE
‘ESTELLE SOKOLOWSKA (MEXI 5054) IN THAT S REPORTEDLY GIVEN ASSIGN-_
MENT BY PRENSA LATINA CORRESPONDENT NY TO VISIT MIAMI AND CUBA,
_ THIS COORDINATED WITH ODENVY AND REACHED CRESCENDO WITH ODENV:
REPS INTERVIEWING S IN HER NY APARTMENT (WHEN L-1 BY HAPPENSTANCE
WAS VISITING, AND parol Bed toce FULL STORY ON ALLEGED PRENSA 4
LATINA INVOLVEMENT). L-1 MAY BE ASKED TO DELAY RETURN MEXICO TO
. MONITOR S PLANS, STATION WILL BE KEPT ADVISED, _ _ i
. 10. L+2 ALSO SAW ROSE SIMINOW (MEXI 5075) WHO CLAIMED TO BE
_ PLANNING DEMONSTRATIONS IN NY BY UTILIZING HER SON GEORGE AS A
_ “CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR TO MILITARY DUTY IN VIETNAM, GEORGE WAS

* DISCHARGED ABOUT SEPTEXBER 65 AFTER MILITARY DUTY IN PANAMA AND”:

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ANTICIPATES RECALL AS MEMBER OF RESERVE UNIT, THEY PLAN UTILIZE

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OF SELECTED PERSONALITIES (MEXI 6419) BUT THAT SHE HAD NOT HAD!
TIME.TO COMPLETE, SHE INTENDS DOING THIS MMEDIATELY ON RETURN,
L-1 CONTACTS WITH GUAT EXILES BEING REVIEWED WITH GUAT DESK,

-WILL ADVISE IF WE DECIDE RECONTACT L-1 HERE FOR THIS PURPOSE.

12. WHILE DISCUSSING WITH L-1 “INTELLECTUAL GROUP" MEXT,
as TO WHAT MAKES THEM TICK ETC) HER RECOMMENDATION FOR PRACTICAL
METHOD TO EXERT INFLUENCE SOLICITED, SHE SUGGESTED THE USUAL '
EXCHANGE PROGRAMS ETC, AT SECOND MEET SHE SOMEWHAT DESPONDENT. IN
BEING UNABLE PRODUCE REALISTIC BROAD otfice PROGRAM. IN THIS
CONTEXT SHE WAS TOLD WE NOT SATISFIED OUR OVERALL PRESENT APPROACH

“AND BELIEVE ALL OF US SPINNING OUR WHEELS NEEDLESSLY. ADVISED. ¥E

~ QOUNT ON CONTINUED SUPPORT FROM US, WHEN ASKED PLANS IF F

NOW WOULD PROBABLY HAVE TO REGROUP AND TOLD HER SHE SHOULD NOT

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BEFORE RETURNING NY, SUPPORT WOULD COME FROM FATHER. IN NY
’ SHE RAS MANY "PROJECTS" WHICH NEED TO BE DONE, NO SPECIFICS...
SUGGEST STATION CONSIDER KEEPING HER ON PRESENT ARRANGEMENTS
COUPLE OF MONTHS TO PRODUCE PROFILES AND ANY DEBRIEFING IN
DEPTH REQUIRED AND THEN TERMINATE. UPON RETURN TO Nv SHE MIGHT
BE PICKED UP FOR CONTACT BY KULAMP OR ODENVY. HAVE INITIATED
“DISCUSSIONS WITH KULAMP AND TREY INTERESTED CONTACT ARRANGEMENT
WITH PIECERATE PAYMENT. LUND FOUND L-1 PROBABLY WELL-INTENTIONED
BUT TRAGIC GADFLY HANDY TO HAVE AROUND FOR TIDBITS DESPITE BEING
. THOROUGHLY BLOWN BUT NOT WORTH A PROJECT, WILL ADVISE ANY
: REQUESTS. FOR L-1 SERVICES DURING GUAT POST-ELECTION ACTIVITIES,
-18. RECOMMEND STATION EXTEND PRESENT PROJECT FOR TIME
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LA COMUNIDAD CULTURAL DE LATINO AMERICA IN feica, CHILE. EXPECTS .
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LAWYERS ?ROWN CROSS AND HAMILTON RE 696,000 DOLLAR LIBEL SUIT
BEING BROUGHT AGAINST HER BY LYLE STUART, PUBLISHER OF ENGLISH
VERSION OF BOOK FOR HER CHARGES THAT HE ALTERED ORIGINAL TEXT.
VISIT REVOLVES AROUND LAWYERS DESIRE OBTAIN RELEASE HER SENATE
TESTIMONY OF MARCH 30, 1962 FOR USE IN DEFENSE, SHE UNWILLING
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provisions applicable to employees. These arrangements also iuclude .
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self-employed rate to the employee rate. [For example, in January
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credits from overt sources you will so notify this organization and an
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overt social security credits, evidence thereof will be submitted to this
organization. In such event your covert credits will be erased and yeur 5

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Conse reef
VISION MAGAZINE. LICCOKY HAD TOLD £222 cs SHE HAD BEEN

RECRUITED FOR XUBARK BY MR. HERMSDORF IN CUBA, WAS NOW MEXI,
AND WANTED A KUBARK CONTACT IN NEW YORK. SHE ONLY. PLANNED
BE THERE A COUPLE OF DAYS PRIOR RETURNING MEXI AND GAVE NO
: INDICATION WHY SHE WISHED CONTACT.
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; PREFER NOT USE HIM AS INTERMEDIARY TO LICOOKY. IN VIEW HER
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STATION DEBRIEF LICOOKY ON HER ACTIONS, PARTICULARLY WHY SHE
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1, LICOOKY-1 HAS BEEN IN POOP a, FOR CY =
MONTHS EVIDENCED 8Y RECURRENT HACKING COUGH, BRONCKITIS AND OTHER
ILLS, TREATMENT HEPE HAS TEMPORAPILY ALLEVIATED CONDITION 3UT NEVER
PERMANENTLY, MOST RECENT PECURRENCE HAS L-} WORRIED ABOUT POSSIBLE
LUNG CANCER. we'TS VISIT DP. I. SNAPPER, CHIEF BROOKDALE MEDICAL
CENTER WHO KNOWS HEPE ENTIPE MEDICAL HISTORY, LEAVING END FIRST

WEEK SEPT AND RETURMING FIPST WEEK OCTOBER. ‘

2. OWING L-1 STRATEGIC LOCATION IN LITERARY WOPLD THPOUGH |
HER ACTIVITY I AEM STATION PAYING EXPENSES FROM PPOJECT FUNDS.
(SEE HMMw 139¢2) MEDICAL EXPENSES COVERED SY BLUE CROSS BLUE
SHIELD SO ESTIMATE ONLY TRAVEL AND TEMPORARY HOTEL STAY BEFORE
ENTERS HOSTAL. .

3. IF nes WISHES INTERVIEW HER NEW YORK SUPPLEMENTING STATION
REPORTING ON CONES PLANS FOR ESTABLISHING LA WRITERS COMMUET TY»
STATION WILL FORWARD EXACT DATES AND appREss. 7

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HENCRESDUM FOR: Chief, WH/1/Mexico o- W.d. Kaufman

Operational Approral is kereby granted in the case of.

—__LICOOkY/_ Ct, sfor the purpose specified in your request :
dated__as folios .. ‘

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Amended as specifically requested in your menorandum of 17 Angust 1965.)

This Approval is tased upon evaluation of.information available to this
Office, and is grented under euthority contained in CSI and CSI-F 10-5.

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LICOOXY-1 Participation in Mexican triters' Assoc lation

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Reference: HHA 26,621, 15 July 1965 I Petr?
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1. LICOOZY-1's efforts as described in reterence have
substantial eerit and some potential pzrticularly if the Stat:cn cau
find a way to tie them in with the LIRHAM effort in the tatellectual
field.

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ectting saritsrs beth of the righ ana lere oneh aa Certos PELLICER \
Camara to join the AEH, From a KDBARK standpoint the most interesting ‘
contact is the one with PELLICER because he has been the reported force | j
behind the CONES/CLE effort in Hexico. t
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3. Although her assigned tasks as reported in para 7 a, b and d
oy the LILINS memo do not entati aaking her witting of other Station
assets engaged in BHSPAGN Ops among the intellectuais, an amencment
to her OA is required, and one has been requested. If her efiorts

. progress to the poict where she night be abie to influence leftist
writers im their efforts to cetabligh the CLR in Mexico (para 7c of
LILINE newo}) Headquarters should be forwarded your ideas on why and how t
LICOOKY-1 should be used as in active MHSPAWN agent, and another
ammendnent will be required for this role. :

4. AXDRIETYE 2111 discuss thie operation with the Station during
his TDY. .

. S&S. In view if the restricted OA which confines KUBARK's
association with LICOOKY-1, it is important that Heacyuarters renain
aware of any unusual activity in her personal life which might affect '
ber security or the granting of amendments to her OA for individual -
operations. Therefore, ve would appreciate your kecping us informed
on a more timely basis of any undertakings such as the recruitments |
for membership in the AEM described in reference.

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- The following ayents in Mexico City are delinguent in

Chief, SH Division

the filing of their 1964 Covert Income Tax returns. You
are requested to obtain these cutstanding returns as soon

aS nosctile since delinouert tax returns are subiect to 6t

the date ef payrent, and in addition are also subject to a

Statutory interest on the unpaid tax due frem 15 April to
penalty of St per month, net to exceed 25% of the tax liability.
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SUBJECT : LICOQOKYe1 (201278841)

An amendrent is requested to the Operational Approval

of LICCOKY-1 to use her 1} to develop and report on mexbers

‘fluence on these members and leaders, and 3) to continue her
work in the AEM and to become a close confident of Pellicer,

‘ of the Mexican wWriters* Association, 2) to assess her an-
Rulfo and other influential leaders of the AEM. This is in

compliance with the request set forth in HMMA 26,621, 15 July

1965, a copy of which has been made available to your office.
We. J. Kaufran

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LICOOKY Project Progress Report for March 1965

ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES

‘CROSS REFERENCE TO DISPATCH SYMBOL AND SOJMSER j DATE
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Referencest A, HDMA-25560, 11 March 1965.
B, HiN-17437, 15 Harch 1965,

1. Attacked te the LICOOKY Project Progrees Report for the month of
March 1965. The aczivity of this Project during the reporting period is
covered in detail in an effort to comply with the instructions contained in
paragraph 4 of reference-B,

2. Unlaen athewcten ramtret the next Proocisa Roger) will weer ine

period 1 April throuzh 30 June 1955, fy thet tine the LILINE Unit hopes it
will heve a secretery to help with its “paper” load,

3. ‘he "Juartts” referred to in parngeraph le of attachment, is identical
with Juana de LARICS, previously reported in 12X2-2772. ‘The Station is
trying to locate Ler eddress and phone number in order to be eble to provide
the, Guatemala Station vith more information on this group.

4, It 4s requested that Heedquartera index the following nemes tn the.
context in which they armeer here: Jorgs FCARRASZA, Maria Teresa “= eTrs de
*REVUELTAS, Arturo *FILiO, Jorge *FILIO, laris *AREMAL, Guillermo FROISSEY
Dende, Jaime “MAVARFO. Station has oo traces on iiavarro, the brothers FLlio,

Nor on the pseudonys Carrenza,

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1. Production ‘ :

The LICOURY Project has not produced any inforrstion reporte

during this reporting period. curing this perisd LICCUIY-2 hes.

been reporting on her activities and working as follosst

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L-1 learned that the Guatemalen POT have approsched
Bartolomé Costs-Anic stout printing a"news letter” to be
dietributed {- Guatensle. Shen this eceurs she will be:
able to obtain copies aad identify the authors and other
pertinent details. :
Centinuing reports on the activities of Miguel Ancel
Toralla Burgos, Guatesalan guerrilla now in exile in
Rexico, L-] hes eatablished thet Toralla aeete Victer .
Manuel Gutiérrez once a veck at sors undisclosed plece !
and tine. ;
Ll is attempting to identify and obtain the address ané
telephone of one “Juanita”. “Juanita” acts as a courier

to Guaterals for Gutierres and also acts as a cut cut

detween Gutferres and Dr. Raul Oseruide Pelele.It has :
been established that Gutierres aleays uses “Jusoita's"™

phone to sake Bis telephone calle. “Juanita” also takea .
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telephone calle for Guittérres.

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and Party Members in Guatemala.

L-l co-tinuss reporting target study deta on Margarita

Pos Paredes and ~juka Julius.

Il-l completed basic terget etudies on Amelia Castillo Ledoa,

nes Mezican antassador to Austria and Alejandro Gores

Maganda, new Hexican espaseador to Panama.
demi is prepaclog w iarcget atulz oa Vie

visor to the Secretary of Treasury.

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sho ‘nev hes a responsible position in the Foreign Office.

l~l is attezpting to idertigy 11 MNicaraguen guerriiies sos

living in Mexico and being assisted by Sddberto forres

Sepitosa and to g7t a line on their activities.

Lel is also attenpting te identify a group of Central 1

énericaus, Sclvadoreane, Hicaraguens aad Guatemalans,

who ere meeting with Luis Manuel Zuniga.

L-l has been instructed to try and locste one Rise :

Gotan and discover bie present activities.

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foundation for ea Ca operation against the PCM. l-] has

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Jose Revueltds, Coecunist landmark personality ia
Mexico for the past several years, on a reguler basis.
Jose Revueltés bes become an alcoholic and for the last .
several seeks hes been living with an Indian girl. Mrs. :
Revueltds blemes this situation of her husbands relation-
ship with two trothers Arturo and Sorge*Filio and on
Jaise Navarre. According to Mra. Revueltas thease three
ere engage’ in snug: ling contraband gocds into He xico
ang ere also enzaged in Siigezird drug activities. Hra.
Bevueltes cl.ine that they use their snuggling chansele
to help the PCH pass iteas and bodies in and out of the
country. Jose Revueltas was the contact man betueen this .
Dewd Alene o> te :
Gfoup ond Aifredo Saqueires and Luis Arenal who were ine :
terested in sauggling Guillerco Rousset Banda accused of i
murdering Carlos Ferias Jimenez, both known Coamunists, i
out of the coustry. There has been speculation that this }
perder vas the result of diffsrences betccen the ProySoviet
and Pro-Conzunist China groups of PCK. Mrs. Revueltas ven:
lieves that if ehe could cause the arrest of the Filios ©.
and Havarro she could reseue her husband from their iafle-
ence. At Lel's suggestion, she wrote an ananyxous letter
denouncing the Félios and Naverro, describing their activ-

ities, types of contraband she addresses where the contre-

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the proper Mexican authorities. This may not work, but if
the inforszation provided by Mra. Revueltds is true and the
group is arrested, publicity plus additional help from the
stations publicity can create a damaging scandal againet
the PCM.

L-1 bas been additicnelly instructed of the require-
ments outlined in para 2 of 2ef. 2.

LICOOKY-2 reported on 15 March that Judith Ferreto
called him to send a ticket to San Jose, Costa Rica for
Manuol Mora or to the person to shom he assigns it. The
ticket was for travel frcm San Jose to Mexico City. On
March 18 Ferreto called saying Mora was in the city and had
mot used the ticket but had given it to Sefiova Carmen Lopes
de Ferreto who travelled to Mexico on 21 March. Ferreto
celled again on 26 March naking a reservetion for Carsen

ae Perrete's return te Sen Jese on 1 April.

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Im2 took advantage of this phone call to renark to ©

Ferreto that there had been little travel lately. She told
hin there was no explanation other than people were just.
not travelling. She said she expected there sould be soze
wovement of students thic suraer.

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have been taken. Discussions with L-1 have been: divested toward |

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next tkree monthe period, Yor each aseting she prepares an

"activities report”. In this report ohe outlines her activities

for the preceeding week, the tasks ahs see vorking on, the people

che wes in contact with aca the results. She also liste the tasks

she will work op during the coming seek, the people she will ace,

etc.

lel is handicapped in this work since she has ro control

over her contecta and has to te oxtrerely discreet in her slicting

of the facta. Many timea her plane go aury since during a given
fsot ake = shed

conversation there ie no opening to uring up the saticct

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Both LICO:KY-1 and-2 eppear th recognize the security impli-

cations of their work. beither are curious about their case officers.
They follow their instructions concerning the security of their
~ meetings and comzo with their case officers. During the reporting
period their bas been no evidence of any unusual security probleas.
& Personnel :
LICOCKY-1 has regained her good health and her corale is
high. How that ache haa a permanent base of operations, ins thet she
bes ber aparteent furnished and a telephone, se is resuming ber
regular contacts that «ere broken «hen she was {11 ond living in-
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mature and attentive. She has been prompt and reliable in her '
meetings. She discusses her problema calsly and accepte instruction
+ and criticiam without argusert. She kas responded well te instruct~ ‘
fons and has sorked hard in trying to improve her reporting. She
appears to be sell adjested to her environment which is most exe
tremely trying at tices. - :
In discussions concerning the Communist and leftist movements,

she adzitted that at one tice she was influenced by their ideology,

but as she had grown older and had observes more of t:8ir activities

and personalities, she had lost all-respect for them. She aaid that

she had been fooled by Fidel Caatro in hie early days and had
thought he wonld be good for Cuba, but as events have developed
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that in long talke with LIHLUCK, he had opened her eyea to the

fallacy of the Comcunist ideology. In all of these conversations ;
she has appeared sincere im her statements. Her liason with LINLUCK
appears to be based on deep affection for him and not on promiae -
ewity. The case officer has the inpression that if there was not
a present Mrs. LINLUCK she would become legally his wife. This is

: @ probles that aay have to be faced in the future. i

‘ LICOOKY-2 doesn't present any personnel problea. Shile his :
miche fe a emall one and his access is limited, his assignnents

& are carried owt conscientiously.

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: had been hurt as a eult 0 of her haown asesociation with LINLUCK.
- A ee “at the: time he-pabdlicly broke with the party. As an exarple of
a eee this, Miguel Toralla told her that Gutierrez had referred to LIHLUCK
re and “LICOOKY-1 as .“enanioa" of the party ani thst he had been repriaand
‘ : ST OTNTLS OPT San pe ‘seeing LINLECS when he first arrived in town. He had been
7 eres “".""" “gorbidden ‘to: see either one of tes.
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cso . - _ _ “oT Taycosereate 3 target studies and suggestions on possible recruiteen?
eta eee “approaches. hauebeea hélpful._ While her reporting for tne sisak past
for tr ay ; _ " _ “wont has not + produced any Information Reports, it has kept she

° otstion avore’ ‘of the activities in her perticular area of access.

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“ag she is “successful ‘ta performing her tasks as outlined in the

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tee yy 7 to. the station.” Licodry- 2" effectiveness is linited to his narros
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given to LICOOKY-1 in‘an effort to increase the quantity and quality

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PLESEELY ORDERED “APF? OF COL. “EDINA AND JUST ESCAPED WITH HIS
LIFE (SEE REF A). R ALSO CSDEPES Sy74ING AID GAPAGE-IN WHICH ,
TORALLS PARTICPATE.
B. GUAT WC4A% NAMED JU4"A LARIGS MOVES BACK AND FORTH FREELY BETWEEW
MEXICO AND GUAT AS COLTER TO YCu SCSA FROM VICTCR MANUEL GUTIERREZ,
OF WHOL SHE AND HUSSAND RAFAEL ARE INTIMATE FRIENDS. RAFAEL IS
SPANISY REPUBLICAN ANC FOR“ER CHAUFFEUR FOR PRESIDENCY DURING ARSENZ
REGINE. EXILED MEXI IN 1954. (LICOOKY=-1 HAS IDENTIFIED “JUANITA™
LaRIOS GUTIERREZ AS CUTOUT BETWEEM VICTOR MANUEL GUTIERPEZ AND DR.
“RAUL OSEGUEDA. L-1 SCURCE IS OSESUEDA WHO CONFIRMED JUAMITA COURIER
ROLE av SAID HER LAST TRIP TO GUAT WAS EARLY FE3.)
|g, BURING FIRST THREE DAYS iX “EXL, LINLUCK ASKED L.ICCOKY
PUT Tc2ALLA UP AT AER QPT. THEREAFTER TORALLA SOVED i) WITH ABEL
‘CUESCA MARTINEZ.
3. 4 MARCH TORALLA CONFIDED FCLLOWING TO LICSOKY CLINLUCK ABSEXT
IN FRANCE OVING SERICUS ACCIDENT TO SON):
A. T 4AS PAL THREE vEETINGS WITH VICTOR MA:UEL FUTIERREZ WHO GAVE HI!
‘MONEY T3 PAY BCARD AT CUENCAS, KID ASSURED HIM POT Cat! GET HIM
WORKING PAPE:S HERE THRU GCSERNACION. ——

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is an intelligent woman, and in ell our meetings she has appeared
mature and attentive. She hes been prompt and reliable in her
meetings. She discusses her problems calmly end accepts instruction:
and criticism without argument. She has responded well to inetruct-
fone and has worked hard in trying to improve her reporting. She
appears to be well adjasted to hor environment which is most exe
tremely trying at times.

In discussions concerning the Communist and leftist movements,
she admitted that at one time she vas influenced by their ideology,
but as she had grown older and had observed more of their activities
and personalities, she had lost allirespect for them. She said that
she had been fooled by Fidel Castro in hie early days and had
thought he would be good for Cuba, but as events have developed
she has seen how mistaken she had been originally. She also commented
that in long talks with LINLUCK, he had opsned her eyes to the
fallacy of the Communist ideology. In all of thess conversations
she has appeared sincere in her statements. Her liason with LINLUCK
appears to be based on deep affection for him and not on promis-

, cuity. The cose officer has the impression that if there was net
a present Mre. LINLOCK she would become legnsy his wife. This is
a problew that may have to be faced in the future.

LICOOKY-2 doesn't present any personnel problem. While his
niche is a smali one and his access is limited, his agoignmenta
ere carried out conscientiously.

5. Problems
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LICOORY~2 admitted the access to her communist contacts here
had been hurt as a result of her known association with LINLUCK.
at the time he publicly broke with the party. As an example of
this, Miguel Toralla told her that Gutierres had raferred to LINLUCK
and LICOOKY~1 as "enemies" of the party and that he had been reprimand
ed for seeing LINLUCK when he first arrived in town. He had deen

e forbidden to see either one of then.

6. Sffectivenesa

: LICOORY~-1's target studies and suggestions on possible recruitment
approaches has@been helpful. While her reporting for the £7*4F past
nonth has vot produced any Information Reports, it has kept the

station aware of the activities in her particular area of access.

: If she ia successful in performing her tasks es outlined in the

. parggraph under “Production” above, such information will be useful

- to the station. LICOORY=2"s effectiveness is limited to his nerrow

target, but such travel information that he does provide does

serve a useful purpose, ia

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It is planned to continue the present direction and guidance

given to LICOOKY-1 in an effort to increase the quantity and quality

of her production.

The same attention will be given to LICOOKY~2.


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fLEGEDLY ORDERED MURDER OF COL. MEDINA AND JUST ESCAPED WITH HIS

LIFE (SEE REF A). R ALSO ORDERED BURNING AID GARAGE IN WHICH
TORALLA PARTICPATE.
Be GUAT WOMAN NAMED JUQ%8 LARIOS MOVES BACK AND FORTH FREELY BETWEEN
MEXICO AND GUAT AS COURIER TO YON SOSA FROM VICTCR MANUEL GUTIERREZ,
OF WHOM SHE AND HUSBAND RAFAEL ARE INTIMATE FRIENDS. RAFAEL IS
SPANISH REPUBLICAN AND FORMER CHAUFFEUR FOR PRESIDENCY DURING ARBENZ
REGIME. EXILED MEXI IN 1954. (LICOOKY-1 HAS IDENTIFIED "JUANITA™
LARIOS GUTIERREZ AS CUTOUT BETWEEW VICTOR MANUEL GUTIERREZ AND DR.
“RAUL OSEGUEDA. L=1 SOURCE IS OSEGUEDA WHO CONFIRMED JUANITA COURIER
ROLE AND SAID HER LAST TRIP TO GUAT WAS EARLY FEB.?
2. DURING FIRST THREE DAYS IN MEXI, LINLUCK ASKED LICCOKY
PUT TORAL'.A UP AT WER APT. THEREAFTER TORALLA MOVED IN WITH ABEL
CUENCA MARTINEZ.
3. 4 MARCH TORALLA CONFIDED FOLLOWING TO LICOOKY (LINLUCK ABSENT
IN FRANCE OWING SERIWUS ACCIDENT TO SON):
A. T HAS HAD THREE MEETINGS WITH VICTOR MANUEL GUTIERREZ WHO'GAVE HIM
MONEY To.PaY BOARD AT CUENCAS, KND ASSURED HIM PGT CAN GET HIM
WORKING ‘PAPERS HERE THRU GOBERNACION.

B. G ToLD tap RECEIVED FINE REPORT FROM PGT AND T SO WOULD

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AND CLICOOKY=13 WHOM HE NOT TO SEE AGAIN. T ASKED LICOOKY NOT

TO REVEAL HE STILL SEEING EER. T ALSO REGULARLY SEEING LINLUCK NEPHEW

“! JORGE Gapoy.
4. LICGOKY ADDS THAT T APPEARS fC DELIRERATLEY CHANGING
APPEARANCE BY CUTTING HAIR AND GROWING MUSTACHE. SPECULATES MAY PLAN
RETURN GUAT. REPORTS ALSO THAT ABOUT 26 FEB LINLUCK TOLD ALL
GLEANINGS FROM T (PRES SUMABLY INCLUDING INFO IN HMM 9282 AND 9576)
TO COL. MARCO ANTON 10 VARGAS AGUIRRE, GUAT MILATT HERE WHO
ALLEGEDLY RETURNED TO GUAT WEEKEND 27 FER WHERE PLANNED REPORT med
ALL LINLUCK IMFO. MOTE LIWLUCK DID NOT TELL STATON THIS Gis” — -

5 (RETURN WILL (BE INDIRECT TON} TRY SET HIS ADMISSION IN ORDER DETERMINE
ae ew hire oy

fe ( WHAT COURSE acTIon(wne ‘RORASLY ay) TAKING ],
5. BECAUSE CF GUTIERREZ WARNING AGAINST OUR TWO MAIN SOURCES,

STATION MAY BE LOSING IMPORTANT ACCESS TO T. ALSO POSSIBLE VARGAS

‘REPORT MAY RESULT IN DEMARCHE TO GOM THRU GUAT AMB HERE TO COOPERATE

IN CLOSER CONTROL ARMS MOVEMENTS AND SURVERSIVE TRAVEL BETWEEN MEXI
ECOMMENDING

AND GUAT. ACCORDINGLY MEX] NEITHER TAKING NOR REC
ACTION UNTIL AFTER LINLUCK RETURN, BUT WILL CONTINUE REPORT.
6. INDEX RAMIREZ, JUANA AND RAFAEL. LARIOS, GCDOY AND COL. WPM AS,

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